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Bit of a process but its worth it.
I think im going to have to try this out when they go into full production. Which is very soon. Credit where its due this is pretty cool.
Started by Blake on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at bushcraftoz):
I have in the past carried a can of cold beer that could be built into beer cans for a....
It needs to be cold though.
Add water and insert your can of beerWow, that's different .
Like a big stubby holder pre-filled with urea and gel.
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Can anybody give me any info? I am fairly new to trails and thinking about the marathon in may. Thanks!
Started by clint2 on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at runnersworld):
In 08 there was a big storm a day or three before and trees were that had to be trekked around... .
The trail was not easy as I remember it.
There are some ups and downs.
Since I ran it but the way I remember it the trail is not very rugged.
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Please excuse the long race report. I wrote it mostly for my own memory as I’m getting up there in years. If you just want the summary; it’s a great race and event and I would highly recommend it. It’s hard, but if you run it, you’ll appreciate it and...
Started by K2Step on
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by 16 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at runnersworld):
The beer at the finish was soooo ....
The guy is amazing to watch cruise over rough.
Court Lily runs (and wins) a lot of trail races in Cincinnati and every time he wins one, the announcer calls him, "trail specialist" Court Lily.
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It seemed like an eighteen legged race up the Hope Lookout Trail starting at a few minutes after 7pm.
Our group of 9 was smokin' runners up the trail...well almost all 9..there was one slow person in the group.
We made it to the lookout in pretty reasonable...
Started by kellylegros on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at clubtread):
Trailhead and sign announcing the trail:
Points up along the way, first on? :-)
Carm It was great meeting new people....
Hmm, I see a picture of Tim drinking beer, Simon smiling crazy thoughts late evening drive in....
Higher up the lookout.
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Two trailers, two four by fours, and a seventeen hour drive from Kent seemed pretty daunting, especially when there were going to be five of us in a landrover.
Can you imagine three blokes on the back seat of a landrover knees to chest? No thanks. So ...
Started by Giles on
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by 14 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ukgser):
Superb Giles
You've really whetted my appetite for our planned trip in late Sept, although we'll be over the other side near Pau
Looks like my bike choice is sorted, following your excellent report
The XR250R is out and I'll be definitely taking the 6... .
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Any bunnies in Cameron Park?
PA.
- The Coco
Started by IntegerMan on
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by 12 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at baylorfans):
Sandwhiches, some Lays potato chips, and a frosty root beer for lunch!
LAYS POTATO CHIPS: BET YOU not dislike any of you (except for Intergerman who is a hate filled, bigoted, scaremongering thief.
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On Sun, 29 Nov 2009 18:03:25 -0800 (PST), Ken McElhaney <mcelhaney@hotmail.com
Wow, an all-night-no-bunching-points episode. Although it was filled
with the jabbering 'n whining we've all come to know and tolerate.
And I only got one out of my three...
Started by Ken McElhaney on
, 134 posts
by 29 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
Although it was filled....
Wow, an all-night-no-bunching-points episode.
Combinations - assuming two minutes to fill out the rest of the form
each time, that's still under:1b0bf0df-8869-4e96-97a2-753006eb145f@g26g2000yqe.googlegroups.com...
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As some of you know, I did the Pocono Tough Mudder this past weekend with the GORUCK crew. Some of us had rucks full of beer, some of us had rucks full of bricks, and some had both. We had a blast, with the beer and extra pushups, squats, etc, leading...
Started by Anti_Rice_Guy on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at njfboa):
The EXTRA stuff Nick and his group ddi (cinder block, weights, extra pushups beer) is quite impressive.
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Barbour Fork is te first trail adopted by Front Range 4x4 in cooperation with the Forest Service. The trail itself is in Idaho Springs and is an easily accessed and fun trail which we've enjoyed maintaining and will continue to do so. It's an elk calving...
Started by Chris on
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by 2 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at frontrange4x4):
Is there anywhere to do that?.
Is there any fishing up there? I'm trying to head out for just a one-nighter, and, ideally, I'd love to wheel-fish-camp .
Hey all! I want to run Barbour Fork and camp .
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I am creating a skid plate for the Beta and I need some aluminum pieces bent.
Need a press. Can anyone help out for cash or beer?
Started by Tom on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at bluemountainmotorcycleclub):
Planning, hey this looks promising, no trail ....
Can anyone help out for cash or beer? Nothing like closing the door after the horse is out filled.
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