Czechsix

I miss those days.

Very nice find, I'm always on the lookout for old maps also. When comparing to modern maps, it's amazing to see how many things "disappear".

I'm pretty sure that a public scale has that capability. I used to go to a scale in Escondido at Grangetto's, they were able to do weight readings in ten pound increments. Takes some jockeying around to get a single wheel on, but it can be done. Might be worth a call.

The local dry cleaner usually has a good idea.......

Well, as someone that moved even further away....probably to a colder environment, enjoy your new digs. Gonna be a great place to discover new trails.

Good write up, Rad, thanks for the link and the heads up!

RIP to him, looks like he did it well while he was here.

Yeah, I might have ridden some up in Alaska...hell, I live here! 😁 That being said, I need to ride more up here, but most of my crap is still in storage down south. When did you visit up here, Rad?

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Well,sad to see that.

Agreed, that's a good story. Rokon Trailbreakers are terrific tools, I'm dragging mine back up north in a trailer right now. It'll need a rebuild but that's a simple thing to do, even up in Alaska.

Damn, here's hoping for a fast recovery.

Yep, the InReach can be fun to set up. I primarily use ours when we're out of cellular coverage, which is often. Nice thing about the InReach is that it has an Android and Apple app, makes it much easier to type messages and set up the system.

I wonder if you could link an InReach satcom? They have plans with unlimited texting...

Yep, good luck. One other thing I'll add is that there's an emergency animal clinic in Carlsbad, California Veterinary Specialists. I've been there with my dogs too many times to count, they're one of the most expensive out there. But very capable. Even with that you still have to know when they're upselling you, or trying to drop a procedure on you that might not be necessary. Dr. Grady is pretty good there, along with one or two others. Another thing I'd try before heading south is head out to a small vet in a more rural area, you might do better with that. Good luck to the pup.