Recent content by slingblade

Before paying for a 75lb e-bike. Maybe try a regular pedal power fat-tire-bike. Much less weight. Much less problems. Four to five inch wide tires on a good light fat-bike makes easy work of all but the worst sand roads.

Alongside the re-usable bags I keep in the trunk. There is a small box of 3.2 gallon Hefty bags for the potentially messy purchases. (If they're not going to give me plastic bags. I'll bring my own.)

FWIW Several years ago, two salespeople started arguing (in another office but still within earshot) when I was buying a car. Turns out the other salesperson promised the car to someone else. Sales manager decided in my favor. The salesperson I was dealing with said it was because I was multiple...

If you do need to turn around, plan your three point turn carefully. Found this oddly stuck car on a sand road this morning. (Reminded me of that one scene in Austin Powers :))

This IG reel shows why its a bad idea to walk in the tall grass this time of year. :( https://www.instagram.com/reel/CwgCZySpkt9

Sunocos all around are closing. The Hammonton Sunoco on 54 was not pumping gas yesterday, though its store was open. The Collings Lakes Sunoco closed months ago. Though the repair business there is still operating.

Not chiggers, but bug related. If you see an old guy hiking or biking next summer w/ a blue solo cup on his head. Thats probably me.

My first wild guess is an alfalfa farm. Only because I recently read about the Arizona water problems. And the complaints about the foreign owned alfalfa farms draining the aquifer there. The parcel is probably too small for that though.

Don't know if it's relevant. But there is also a Black Horse, LLC based in Abu Dhabi. https://www.blackhorseuae.com/

Robbie Robertson

Tamminen Road, the gravel road that runs from the lake to the airfield is a short enjoyable bike ride. After that it's a mixed bag. If you ride it in August, you will likely be cursing the amount of deer flies there.

Hi Bob, Let me first say that I appreciate this forum and all that contribute to it. The photos, maps, history, and personal stories are interesting, enjoyable, and occasionally extremely humorous. Thank you for the question about my previous post. The hello was a general salutation to...