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Sound like it was a great trip!

As for the urban camping it was the late 80's early 90's so it was a lot simplier then for pulling off that adventure.

Sailing eh? I would love to give that a go. Not in the best place for it on the border of VA and WV. But we have great mountains and moonshine!

The other adventure I want to give a go before I'm too old is a tear drop trailer and hit all 50 states. Low dough, LP tank stove and hit the grocery stores. Planet Fitness membership to get showers and just roll for year. Spend a season in Slab City. Go live on a Res in the Dakotas (I have enough Native to qualify). Hang out w/ the Cajuns for a spell. Just soak in all that this country has to offer :)

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We ignored the signs.

I havent seen a modem like that in 40 years, damn I'm old.

But fun part I was the only kid in my neighborhood (maybe the county) w/ 2 phone lines into his house in 1982. The Bell guys were pretty vocal about it. My dad was a big wig at Digital, nothing like a VT125 at home.

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And Tampa is a nice area, I lived in Sarasota for a bit. I wouldn't waste 6 hours unless on a charter boat fishing!

And they have so many adventures, they used to have was a urban camping adventure. I doubt they still have it how insane the drugs have gotten.

I did a hybrid hiking and canoeing. I'll have to dig out my journal I know the mileage was insane but we were all about 15-17 years old. I think I was the oldest. So no pain in the mornings, not like now lol

If I did it again, and I will I would do the desert or snowshoe. Something completely foreign to me.

Dog sledding does sound pretty amazing too :)

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That burrow owl is a DAREDEVIL! I hope he/she has enough sense not to stick it head out of the "Mixer"

But thats cool, I know very little about them other than the song. Never seen one in real life, but thats prolly because they are camouflagey and no where near where I live.

Great horns, Barred, Screech, Barn are pretty common if your outdoorsy here in the Northeast/Mid