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Good afternoon Jeff, Michelle, & Steve.
Steve, that is where we were was in the Bristlecone Pine Forest. Thanks for that info. That explains his lack of fear. They are very social animals. I have been up there several times but never saw them before. We only live 117 miles from Bishop. I love that area. I went to Horse Shoeing School in the early 90s in Bishop. So I lived there for 3 months. We still run our old original Nevada Blue license plates with the County designations. Growing up in Hawthorne With Mineral County plates the older Bishop people treated me as a local.
When going to school there I got to know many of the Rancher & Pack Station Owners. It is a play ground for you So Cal people I understand fully it is a beautiful area.
Michelle, I know in summer things slow down here. I was just trying to spark some more interest & trying to be funny also.
Craig
Craig I think everyone is busier in the summertime is all.
I got a new toy last weekend and have been doing all sorts of reading on it. There are more mods for these machines than a diesel truck. They are soooo much fun. The UPS man will be stopping by my place at least once a week for a while now..
Originally Posted by Rockstone
Hey Michelle, 105 here right now, but only 13% humidity. lol
Almost feels nice outside compared to how it's been.
Good evening everyone. only 99 degrees & 5% humidity here today.
Nice ride William, We looked at them at an RV Show in Reno. I tried to talk my wife into buying one so she could commute to work. But without a heater & cab she wasn't going for it.
Craig
Good evening everyone. only 99 degrees & 5% humidity here today.
Nice ride William, We looked at them at an RV Show in Reno. I tried to talk my wife into buying one so she could commute to work. But without a heater & cab she wasn't going for it.
Craig
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