Recent content by slingblade

Why don't they ask us what we want to eat and drink first? An espresso and a cannoli after a hike or bike would be nice.

Nice Jeeps! Day after NYD, I traded in my 4Runner Trail for a Tacoma TRD. I like the change. The motor is not as strong. But it drives, handles, stops, much better and funner.

When/If Ford ever delivers my 2021 Bronco. My 2010 4Runner Trail will be sold. :) I never had an issue with the front turn signal lens breaking from a hit. But I did lose a rear lens one day.

After driving other brands that were not reliable. I returned to Toyota and purchased a new 2010 Trail Edition. It is nicely spec'd w/ the right stuff for the sand roads. No big problems in 100k miles. The stock shocks were replaced around 40k, and the bad PRND sensor (common problem) replaced...

Don't share too much info. Otherwise everyone will be trapping the Jersey Devil.

I'm certain this show will be hysterical. I'm in.

Probably Penn State alumni.

I'm guessing that more then a few will say... this post needs a picture.

Hopefully they'll be made to sit on the Group W bench.

One year someone brought their 16" wheeled, folding city bike out for a Forestry ride. Thats why you now read, *bring your own bike... one thats good for dirt, sandy trails*. No doubt that small wheeled folding bike is great on the boardwalk. Maybe not so much on the trail.

http://www.state.nj.us/pinelands/about/events/handouts/handouts/2017%20Coyote_Pinelands%20Short%20Course_March%2011%202017.pdf

A recent article in BusinessWeek describes a similar, but much worse, situation with access to Montana's Crazy Mountains. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2017-10-25/this-land-is-no-longer-your-land

Same story, but different. One clear night, maybe in '78 or '79, a few of us were in our trucks climbing hills in the Frankfurt Ave gravel pit. When my truck was climbing one straight-up hill, my lights lit up a circular object, maybe several hundred feet above. Everybody in the pit saw it. But...