In fairness, Zim, theoretically they could return to the site any time before checkout, and clean up (um...) If the maid saw my hotel room at 9 or 10 am she'd be appalled!
Lady at work in her 50's just had open heart a few weeks ago. She's driving and may be back to work full time in October. God live her but she's no example of good health or shape. Medical advances the last 30 years are stellar. Do what you are supposed to and you will be back soon
I'm sorry...overlanding certificate? Overlanding CERTIFICATE?!?
Only in Germany would they think of such a thing.
And Massachusetts...
To drive and camp on the Cap Cod National Seashore, you have to have your vehicle inspected beyond that of the normal annual inspection. Among other things...
^^^ this
You are buying a new vehicle that needs nothing, at considerable expense. Or you are buying a used vehicle that will undoubtedly need work.
If you well off, the first option is easy. If you are not well off, I hope you are handy.
Either way, expect and be at peace with some...
Hated this generation when it first came out. It was the first gen that was built with only 4 doors and I really hated Chevy for taking away the 2 Door Big Blazer option. But they grew on me.
Would ANYTHING from 2005 be very reliable without a lot of maintenance at this point? Probably not...
I feel like back I 2011 when the tornado hit Springfield MA area, we may have been told a tornado hadn't touched down in Mass in 50 years. We've had 3 or 4 since then
If you have a tent, or tow a small trailer to sleep in...you're done. All modifications neccessary are there. These big trucks have it all, just in a bigger package than a Wrangler. Power. Height, right out of the box. Cargo space up the wazoo. Comfort for the ride.
I wholeheartedly agree. You ARE responsible for every bullet that leaves your gun (unless you are Alec Baldwin for some reason).
All I'm saying is if for example, you have 200 acres of rolling woodland, and there nothing but trees, and you aren't shooting at a high angle where a bullet on a...
-Leatherman.
-Victorinox Swiss Army Knife.
-Any of my old Craftsman tools. OLD ones, mind you.
-Buck Knife model 110.
-Ray-Ban polarized perscription sunglasses
-Trac Rac rack for the cap of my truck
...
I dont know. I'm in Massachusetts, one of the most -if not THE most - firearms restrictive states in the union, so I understand the desire to regulate. But I dont know that regulations or government overreach would do any good here
Again...on private property, a person is not restricted from firing guns out vehicle windows that I am aware. If it is illegal there, then fine. Doing so from a municipal, county, state, or federal road, or doing so within x-hundred feet of a building is a whole different set of rules...
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