The Campfire.

[speedkills]

I think it said 33mpg highway, 40mpg city, and 37mpg mixed.

[open_circuit]

speedkills previously posted:

[Java]

Went to ford.com/maverick last night and built a base model, Cactus Grey with only three options, the 110v outlets, fullsize spare tire and tow package as a potential replacement for my DD. With $2186.00 down, no trade in, it comes out to $21,885.00 or $372.00 a month for 60 months. It's cheaper than a decent used car even at full MSRP. I'm interested to see what the tax credits / incentives are for it, but even without that is very affordable and it's new; I've been looking at used vehicles for a few months and they all look like some degree of project and I'd rather make a payment than turn a wrench. Cool little trucks, can't wait to test drive one.

[Jim]

I just poked over to Inciweb and see nothing...

Does anyone know of any current / new forest fire up near FoCo? I'm seeing clouds that just seem like they could be smoke...

[Tom]

Jim previously posted:

[Getaklu]

Jim previously posted:

[Getaklu]

Pike/San Isabel has more dedicated info, not sure the A/R link I gave will provide much. For reference, the PSICC fire page is https://psiccfireinfo.blogspot.com/p...f-updates.html, and is where I get the RSS feed from.

[Brucker]

Guess it's tick season. Came in from work last night and got ready to take a shower. And just just before I got in, I felt a pinch on my stomach. My immediate reaction was to look at what bit me and pull it off of myself. It was one of the largest ticks I have ever seen. It left a nice small bump/welt even. Thought it was odd as I hadn't been through any grass or trees. Literally worked all day from 7am to 2am except for a short trip to pick up more meds from the vet. But that was at around noon and the tick incident was about 2 or 230am. So not sure where I picked it up from. I did check the dog throughly and no signs of any.

[Java]

[Jim]

In line with the nice Colorado history Paul found is this I came across recently - the history of different rail lines, some of which we use as trails today.

Pikes Peak Route (Colorado Midland, Midland Terminal Railways)


www.youtube.com/watch?v=bH09ab9MlkQ

[Brucker]

Brucker previously posted:

[JandDGreens]

Brucker previously posted:

[Jim]

One for James

Cataract Canyon rapids

[Java]

15 Fun, Affordable Cars That Aren't Likely to Depreciate

http://www.caranddriver.com/features...Sl3xYrFelg0vLI

[speedkills]

I had Syclone #429. That truck was so damned fast. And so unreliable. Good fun.

[TDash]

speedkills previously posted:

[speedkills]

There also just weren't many of them made, <3000 Syclones and ~4000 Typhoons.

[xaza]

Been spending some time getting my thrills on 2 wheels lately. So glad to have bike back together and getting my normal life back after wreck last year. Made a video clip of a section from last week. Had to cover up the wind noise and the choices on youtube really are not great but better than the constant noise.
https://youtu.be/rb72Zn6N5Sw

[Jim]

I bet it was refreshing to get back on and go for a nice rice. Aaaaahhhhhh...

[Java]

I reserved one of these last week and the dealer is already sending me offers, it may end up being even cheaper. The payments amount to lunch money, about $100.00 a week, and I can take another $20.00 off that for gas savings. It's almost like a free car.

Paul previously posted: