Recent content by Pskhaat

I'll shutup after this, but firedamp (methane) has no smell. None my business, but just always concerned.

I'd like to either participate in, or plan a DV trip. Just one of the parks of which I've yet to explore. DV seems to do backcountry camping a bit differently (maybe I've spent too much time in UT/CO/WY parks); do I read correctly that one can obtain a permit and then basically camp...within...

Brilliant. Must find a way for this myself.

Bull Bottoms Camp, Utah

Sorry here, did I miss a rude reference? I certainly hope you are not implying there are personal attacks occurring?

As a oredigger by education, please be careful primarily due to the quality of air!

Indeed. Where I live :frowning: Flyover or speed-through to do whatever it takes to get to somewhere else.

It's the way it is where you are? Does "West coast" really just equal "West?" Utah ain't West Coast, right? OK, fair enough and I don't disagree a bit, but how does this relate to the term?

Except in the west. Or rather at least I've never heard it used this side of the 100th meridian. I dunno, me thinks me vernacular is trending up :smile:

...or conversely “back east.” In what century are we living at present? This pattern has recent caught my eye more and more often and I understand the nexus of the saying alas can't figure out why this is still used. Is this saying an eastern US regional colloquialism?

I am a link happy person. Use them everywhere. When trying to link out from my signature, system says I can only have 1 link per signature. However I believe I see others with more. What is the policy and may I respectfully ask why limit?

I understand what you are saying here. And I don't disagree. There are several economic and political schools of thought that identify government's ultimate purpose is to limit commerce, and United States v. Causby, 328 U.S. 256 (1946) is an interesting read on what rights we actually don't...

I'm curious what you mean here? How did this fee ruling great a more ruinous situation?

Nice trees.

Most corporations and ranchers believe they have unregulated access to BLM lands, and that we the public trespass thereon.