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Wentings just got a carbon Devinci Atlas in…perfect for me to win!

mmm…Bailey

I'm not a photographer…nor do I aspire to be one. Thanks for the tip though.

40 feet to tyranny
Taking it big with collage girls
Anything from wheeldrop

I bet it was a lot cheaper than $50 too

:lol:

So is there anywhere ridable at the moment? I'm craving some dirt.

Delta watershed, SFU or somewhere in the valley? Searching trailforks isn't coming up with much.

Not the valley. Apparently there's 3-4 feet of snow at the top of bear. There still snow in my yard in abbotsford.

Was just told by my plumber that my hot water tank was installed (not by him) wrong 2 years ago. Apparently having a shut off valve on the hot water line leaving the tank is a huge no no.

Why?

If you want to get better at climbing you should probably climb more.

You've missed of some of Kamloops' best then. Lots of forested riding, some of the funnest I've ridden.

I haven't spent much time there. That may change in the future.

Kamloops is deserty…not heavily forested from what I have seen.

Honeywell makes lots of wifi thermostats.

Did the NSMBA build all the trails on CMHC land? I don't think that they did. Do many (but not all) 'rogue' builders build trails, then just leave them to erode and rot away while they move on to the next trail? Maybe…. I know LL does shed loads of trail maintenance, but I still don't understand the need for taking pot shots at the NSMBA over taking over the maintenance of largely abandoned trails. When I moved here and rode (and went to a build day) in 2007, many of the trails were a disaster. Personally I'm thankful that a group took the trails on, and I don't watch TV….

I believe he is referring to new trails built in the CMHC zone, not maintaining existing trails.

Which is why this could be interesting. Maybe it'll be the same old shit again. But six months ago some electors on the Republican side said that they'd never vote for Trump. One was even "encouraged" to resign by the GOP over such statements. And while there are token punishments for electors in some states for not voting with the party winner, the whole point of the electoral college was that the founding fathers didn't fully trust the electorate to do the right thing. It's happened before that electors didn't vote with the party, although not in significant numbers (at least in the last century).

Back when the party was trying to distance themselves from Trump. Now that he has brought them to the promised land I think they're singing a different tune.