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Hmm and I would have thought New Mexico would be a free state.

Okay, I'm going tomorrow morning if anyone is interested. Shoot a PM or post on here and we'll setup a time to meet. Most likely 1000h at Sasquatch Inn, but perhaps a bit earlier. Hope someone can come along!

I haven't seen milk sold in bags in ages lol That was definitely a thing when I was a kid though. My folks had a milk-bag-jug and used to buy it that way.

Ugh, I wouldn't touch that swill lol No offense to anyone who likes it, but that stuff is near the bottom of the list of cheap, middle of the road beers. I'd rather drink Kokanee, Pilsner Old Style, or PBR if I'm looking for cheap stuff.

IPA's are somewhat oversold, I think. Most of them, in my opinion, are way over hopped (and hyped) and just taste like bitter crap. I may be biased since excessive hops make my digestive tract very angry. Conversely, a perfectly executed IPA, where the hops lead but don't overpower the rest of...

UPDATE: One of my kiddos seems to have a stomach bug, so no run for me today. I will re-evaluate for tomorrow possibly.

Hey all, I'm most likely going to be doing a run from Harrison to Pemberton and back again tomorrow, starting in the fairly early AM. Anyone want to join?

No GMRS hand held either?

Hey, unfortunately it looks like I won't be able to make it tomorrow as we have two doctors appointments. I will keep trying to arrange for a babysitter, but it's not looking promising. Do you have CB radio or GMRS by chance? EDIT: Looks like you needn't worry! They put the bridge on already...

Hey, I'll see if I can zip up there tomorrow morning to meet you at bremner creek. It's definitely a good plan to have someone to spot and assist if needed.

Can't be sure right now, but if I get any more info, I'll update.

Wow! Looks like you're going to have an exciting retirement!

lol do I dare to ask why that name?

Any day above the water and not under it is a good one, right? :D Maybe some of the kayak experts on here have some tips to reduce the back pain?

I've downloaded the kindle version of 20,000 Miles South. Man, what a great read!

Man, what a slick setup that is. I'm very impressed.

Some of my most memorable adventures have involved canoes and kayaks. I've learned to love boating from my uncle, who was a sea captain. What is it about boating that scares you?

I've seen a few posts here about people who integrate water craft of some sort or other into their adventures. Has anyone here named their water rig as many have named their overlanding rig. Naturally most bigger boats have names, but what about little things like kyaks, canoes, tinnies, jon...

I found this perhaps even more incredible account of a round the world trip in a Seep! Amphibious Jeep around the world: Classic 4x4

No worries, keep me posted and enjoy the journey! :)