Campgrounds are OK but can also be costly. When we travel north we tend to rough or vagrant camp. Abandoned quarries or old logging roads are good (old logging roads means tons of available firewood).
Sometimes we head down a gravel road and just look for a place where no one will bother you...
Buzzed down the cedar "squirrel elevators" at each corner of the house. Manged to leave a little bit of each and the house doesn't look as naked as I feared.
You would be amazed. I've pulled many forks apart and they are ALWAYS filled with a silver tinted brown soup. Even when a fork seal goes early and you pop it apart thinking this won't be too bad I did this not lone ago, yet it is.
Pushing it back to the trailer, some guy asked if I needed help. I was almost to the trailer so I had him help me push it up and on.
With the bike on the trailer I went back down Trussler and into Cambridge but then didn't really know where the location was so I just headed home.
I lost power...
You just proved my point. A bunch of people who don't know each other, coming together and riding with this kind of attitude is exactly why I'm not the least interested.
Squeeze was reading that squirrels can scamper up on the roof pretty much with or without the cedars. Now I'm not sure topping will help with the original problem.
I have a tall cedars at each front corner of the house. I have a problem with squirrels making a nest between my asphalt shingles and the solar panels.
I think the squirrels are using the cedars as a ladder up to the roof. I hate the thought of nixxing the cedars completely. Is there any way...
I think you're spot on. That and any "different tool" had to be a "similar tool". Think their starter bike the Blast (Be Last, what a dumb name) or their ADV the PanAm, both were big heavy versions of their specific niche.
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