@chumley I understand the logic. It was inconvenient and it came two days before trip from governor while park was updating with contradictive info because apparently they were not aware of camping ban. Plan b fell through as well, but just got back from plan C which was a success and my wife didn’...

I’m thinking during this thread I could have driven from Colorado visited the dwelling and driven back by now.
Just go hike it already and post pics. I haven’t been to the Sierra Ancha in 6+ years!

Arches National Park is not closed, but the Governor of Utah effectively closed it by making camping on public and private lands in the three counties around Moab illegal. So much for spring break plan A.

@chumley They already do. May 2010 they published 91.225/91.227 the final rule becomes effective 1/1/2020 as the FAA moves away from radar to ADS-B technology. As of January 1st, 2020 Faa requires ADS-B transponders to meet requirements spelled out operating in airspace 91.225 and operating require...

:D 4 of my kids 5 snow days built into the school year have already been used for the year and their last snow day of the last school year was May 21st the day before the last day of school. Her school is notorious for not using snow days even when the other districts in the Springs close. So this d...

No Fires (except the campfire) and my boy and I managed to stay warm despite 30-50 mph winds for two days and lows around 10F both nights. Awning room held up to the winds like a champ. I’d call the added insulation and ceiling a success!

@hikerdw Miss my Az sweets, lemons, pecans, white grape fruits, and my bird planted tai chili plant at my Az. home. I agree store bought fruit is no comparison to tree ripened.

I just completed upgrade to Yertle after accidently catching ceiling on fire with the kids in it on our last camping trip.

Yes we are! Global Warming.

It snowed a little last night.

Woke up to the second snow of the season. Only about 2”.

accumulation and 21 degrees.

63-year-old was hiking on the trail when he suffered a heart attack

https://www.outtherecolorado.com/additi ... ine-death/

I’m not sure which batches mine were from as I’ve gotten free ones and ordered a batch, but Yertle’s was fine and I just put one on my new commuter a couple months ago, my truck had one and my wife’s former vehicle. Some of those sat in my drawer for years and never had a problem on 4 different vehi...

@LindaAnn It’s not a Colorado thing i’ve encountered except the kids like to hold my hand on steep hills presumably for the same reason.

@chumley
Easier after a couple weeks.I had to go visit to get my garage door opener. With the plastic bumper cover it doesn’t look too bad, but everything behind it is smashed pretty good ie radiator frame etc.

@Jim_H between Haxtun and Fleming Colorado. The state trooper who took my statement said I was the third deer collision on his shift that night and was going to verify the animal was off the road so it’s probably in his freezer.

@Jim_H Unfortunately no.

@chumley I couldn’t bring myself to take pic. Insurance totaled her. She drove until lack of coolant caused overheating. The left lense to the headlight was there, but the entire headlight was magically gone the front took a direct hit and the hood was peeled back more than a foot . Pretty extensiv...

9DEB0B00-058A-4232-B1CE-9B6B3532DE8A.jpeg RIP Matilda. Wednesday on the way home from work a long time Haz ride was unexpectedly retired by an impact with a large buck at 65 mph. There was no winners in this chance meeting except me walking away uninjured. The dedication of this tried and true Haz ...