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@Alston

This is a classic from at least 5 years ago. It just resurfaced in conversation again last night. In my opinion it should be the new rickroll. It's a train wreck you can't stop watching. Really, DH in some kind of yakskin coat eating a raw fish by hand? Artistic masterpiece!

Alston Neal wrote:Has she been selling my private messages, the little hussy.....

Ok, that's a first for me Alston! I've been called a lot of things, but until today, never a Hussy....
And BTW, that message funded my Trip to Zion....

Sun Ray wrote:@chumley
It's best to watch this well after happy hour!

There is not enough beer in the world to make that watchable for more than 10 seconds ...

The 8 Most Hilarious Ways GPS Has Screwed People Over

http://www.cracked.com/quick-fixes/the- ... ople-over/

kingsnake wrote:The 8 Most Hilarious Ways GPS Has Screwed People Over

This is a big issue with State Route 99 ... which runs south from Winslow for about 5 miles before turning into dirt forest road 34 that terminates 60 miles south at FR300/Rim Road near Bear Canyon Lake. I think somebody actually died a couple of years ago after getting stranded in a snowstorm up there. Not a good place to be in your Prius. But the GPS says it's a highway...

but his cat was trapped in a pet taxi and will remain a tragic lesson for us all.
The sad part is the cat was the only smart one in the car.

Army Corps of Engineers Cap Off ‘Old Faithful’ During Government Shutdown

http://www.duffelblog.com/2013/10/army- ... -shutdown/

@kingsnake
I just posted that link on a nice far right site that I frequent .......cuz it broadens my myopic view of the world....

I just found the site yesterday. I like it for the military humor. (Something the military, or at least the brass, is not known for.)

Maybe it's not such a good thing that wildlife in our National Parks have completely lost their natural fear of people!

Mystery Lake in the Harquhala Mountains : http://hikearizona.com/map.php?QX=3124

kingsnake wrote:Mystery Lake in the Harquhala Mountains : http://hikearizona.com/map.php?QX=3124

It's there. I've fished it. ;)

Google Maps has some strange anomalies sometimes. I can't tell you how many trails across the state are labeled Kachina Trail. There are several of them.

chumley wrote:

kingsnake wrote:Mystery Lake in the Harquhala Mountains : http://hikearizona.com/map.php?QX=3124

It's there. I've fished it. ;)

Google Maps has some strange anomalies sometimes. I can't tell you how many trails across the state are labeled Kachina Trail. There are several of them.

Thank you, I wondered many times, do I call this trail a wrong name? Is kachina an old name etc...that clears that up for me a little...

@kingsnake
Don't let Chumley fool with ya as I understand it's the best fishing spot in Arizona for Mirage Bass. ;)

chumley wrote:Maybe it's not such a good thing that wildlife in our National Parks have completely lost their natural fear of people!

This elk was euthanized.
http://www.citizen-times.com/article/20 ... euthanized

friendofThundergod wrote:Google Maps has some strange anomalies sometimes. I can't tell you how many trails across the state are labeled Kachina Trail. There are several of them.

Thank you, I wondered many times, do I call this trail a wrong name? Is kachina an old name etc...that clears that up for me a little...

Kachina is an actual trail on the SF Peaks. I'm not sure why it shows up on GM elswhere, but for some reason I can't find one right now

Arizona Trail ;)

@joe bartels
that makes sense, that google map route I used for White Mountain, Rough Canyon, labeled the section from Roger's Trough the Kachina Trail...so that would certainly be AZ trail..

joe bartels wrote:Arizona Trail ;)

I understand someone at the ATA tried to get google to name the AZT by it's passage names. And Kachina Trail was as far as Google got with it.