Curly
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About Curly
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Nice website Mike. Got the trail downloaded, thanks Ryan. -
Tried, I can rename it, but it remains a .xml file. Maybe I should stick to fuel injection.
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Add me please. Edit: I can't open the file. .xml file doesn't seem to work in Google earth or Base camp. What program did you create that file with?
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Black Friday or Thanksgiving Weekend
Curly replied to Bradywgn71's topic in Trip & Event Planning/Sign-up
We could be interested. Depends on extended family plans post Turkey day. -
don't buy plywood from Home Depot or Lowe's
Curly replied to theksmith's topic in All Other Activities, Gear & Resources
It does help to have quality plywood. I tried to make my daughter a Lectern using Home Depot plywood, unfortunately, the veneer is micro thin and chips/spits easily. I don't have any other choice of wood in the area. I've been to woodworkers supply. Good place. -
I use the Kreg tool as well. The pocket holes work very well.
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We got home about 11:15. All unloaded and unpacked. Laundry and lunch next.
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We are bringing an Ez up and a table.
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Choice 2 is a better spot, #1 is pretty rocky ground for any tent campers. I've been to the aircraft arrow. It's only a couple hundred feet further down the road.
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It looks like Milk ranch point is in Coconino forest and the surrounding valleys are Tonto. Tonto forest had a stage 1 fire restriction which expired on Aug 30. See page 2 under Implementation: https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/fseprd638467.pdf
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Sounds like it. Will probably aim for early afternoon. It's only an hour from home. As far as fire restrictions, I can't find any info for sure, but If the spot is in Coconino forest, there are no restrictions. On the linked page, it shows none under current restrictions. On another page it shows fire danger high. https://www.fs.usda.gov/main/coconino/fire
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Are you looking for weekday trips or weekend only?
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Here’s What RV Camping Looked Like 100 Years Ago
Curly replied to dzJeepChic's topic in Camping & Overland Living
And I thought that a RTT was a new thing until I saw this. -
Not 100% sure, but I believe Schultz pass road is closed until sometime in 2020 due to logging (Tree thinning- 4 forest initiative) No idea on Elden, haven't been up that since the late 70's. Also, the Aspens will begin to turn in early Oct, great time to go see them in Hart prairie or up in Snow bowl.
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Anyone thinking of going up Thursday night to camp??
