How (and why) to Ramble on your goat sideways
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I get up early for few things. This is one of them. Stephens Gap, here I come! Break in that new rope and my new suit. Should be raining too, so nice water features, and good photography. Have my case and all of my gear ready to go with me.
Oh man -- we lived in Kentucky for 4 years when I was a kid and we would make an annual trip to Mammoth Cave. I loved that. I've been trying to find some relatively local outdoor or natural sites that would make fun day trips, but there's not much in Mississippi. The Petrified Forest is fun but doesn't compare to a good cave.
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Oh man -- we lived in Kentucky for 4 years when I was a kid and we would make an annual trip to Mammoth Cave. I loved that. I've been trying to find some relatively local outdoor or natural sites that would make fun day trips, but there's not much in Mississippi. The Petrified Forest is fun but doesn't compare to a good cave.
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Yus. Getting the stock fuel lines at the pump out were a nightmare. If there is an easy way to do it, I didn't find it. Tried pulling from the top, pulling from the bottom. Ended up just brute forcing it to bend to my will.
AN lines are so much easier, just have to mount them now and I'll never touch them again.
AN lines are so much easier, just have to mount them now and I'll never touch them again.