lesuther wrote:In heels?

No but I got plenty of friends and a few relatives...

EZFlap wrote:No but I got plenty of friends and a few relatives...

Everyone has friends and relatives who appreciate Y-M-C-A every now and then

Well 1 1/2 days till we head north to the land of rain and mud. It has been a most enjoyable time so far. Continued the tradition of celebrating my oldest daughters birthday down here.
Been hiking all the good close by places getting ready to go out now.
Got this fellow but he wouldn't stick his head out.

Saw a rattler but we both went opposite direction.



Good day

so did you go to indian canyon in Palm springs??? It's on S. palm canyon drive.. Our family cabin is on the mountain just above the indian reservation.. If you hike up the trail along the stream from the parking area you'll come to a chain link fence by the pools... cabin is one of those on the other side of the fence line...you can only see a couple of the cabins in there there are about 20 of them in the Andreas Canyon club and they are all local rock so they blend into the hills....

Hey Butch. I did not get to the Palm Springs hiking trails. I think I know where you are talking about. Nice area.

8:24 PM Saturday. We are trucking north on I-5. We will arrive home at 8AM Sunday 30 miles south of Sacramento now.

Looking forward to getting back in the Maule.

Cheers

OregonMaule wrote:......8:24 PM Saturday. We are trucking north on I-5. We will arrive home at 8AM Sunday 30 miles south of Sacramento now.
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An all-nighter, eh? I prefer to travel by day-- besides having kinda poor night vision, seeing the countryside as I roll along makes a long trip more enjoyable. Calif's central valley not so much, but once you hit shasta it's pretty nice. 97's a scenic alternative to I-5 through oregon.

hotrod150 wrote:

OregonMaule wrote:......8:24 PM Saturday. We are trucking north on I-5. We will arrive home at 8AM Sunday 30 miles south of Sacramento now.
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An all-nighter, eh? I prefer to travel by day-- besides having kinda poor night vision, seeing the countryside as I roll along makes a long trip more enjoyable. Calif's central valley not so much, but once you hit shasta it's pretty nice. 97's a scenic alternative to I-5 through oregon.

Pretty stormy with some openings in the clouds so we could see the moon. Snow over the Siskiyou's Home now. Trying to sleep, still wired on coffee.

I photo shopped in a shirt, didn't want Pat or gump to get excited

Rob, engine is back in the Bo, should be ready to fly in a week. Gettin' a little scruffy there, you'd think you were on vacation or somethin'

Hi Scott: the new 550 looks sweet!! I am ready for a ride, I got gas and lunch money. And I am on permanent vacation. ha ha If you need a plane ride to get the Bo let me know.

Cheers

I'm calling BS on this goody two shoes statement. I got a bad attitude about a lot of stuff. I still flew 250 hours last year, put over 9000 miles on bikes, quads, snowmobiles.

OregonMaule wrote:I'm calling BS on this goody two shoes statement. I got a bad attitude about a lot of stuff. I still flew 250 hours last year, put over 9000 miles on bikes, quads, snowmobiles.

Maybe it's more accurate to say that a bad attitude is like wearing a dirty diaper. You can still go places with it but it becomes pretty noticeable after a while.

...And I'm sure there's a subculture somewhere that would fully accept you if you wore nothing but a diaper... And that vest... with no shirt

...uughh, I did not need that visual

OregonMaule wrote:

I noticed that stylish hat proudly proclaims the wearer is a "bush lover".

Stole the hat from Ellen DeGeneres at last year's Hollyweood parade, did you? Or did you trade her one of your leather vests for it?

EZFlap wrote:

OregonMaule wrote:

I noticed that stylish hat proudly proclaims the wearer is a "bush lover".

Stole the hat from Ellen DeGeneres at last year's Hollyweood parade, did you? Or did you trade her one of your leather vests for it?

That's GROSS!!!

hicountry wrote:

EZFlap wrote:

OregonMaule wrote:

I noticed that stylish hat proudly proclaims the wearer is a "bush lover".

Stole the hat from Ellen DeGeneres at last year's Hollyweood parade, did you? Or did you trade her one of your leather vests for it?

That's GROSS!!!

The hat has more than one meaning

EZFlap wrote:.....Stole the hat from Ellen DeGeneres at last year's Hollyweood parade, did you? Or did you trade her one of your leather vests for it?

Go to lickety-split.org if you wanna pursue this line of questioning.

I try to be thankful for every day I'm still above the grass. Hope it continues a long long time for all of us.

There is no end to how bad, bad can get.

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