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Just tried the Larceny. Very very smooth. A guy could get in trouble with this stuff. appalachiantrailcafe.net/index…320a36e7af9e6ab55de458aa8

Quote from Drybones: “TWAS gave me a cap, which wears great, when I bought the Berhiem. ” So how did you find the Larceny?

Had to go to the ABC store this morning to reload after last night's card game. Anybody tried Larceny? It's a small batch Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey.appalachiantrailcafe.net/index…320a36e7af9e6ab55de458aa8

Quote from Traffic Jam: “Holy cow. I just saw on FB that Rasty got married! Congratulations! ” I wonder if they will honeymoon in the van?

Quote from Traffic Jam: “I stepped in a whole bunch of shyte behind the Sloan Bridge picnic area...a consequence of the government shut down...and right next to a stream. Man, was I pissed. ” Ewwwwwwwww. That sucks. Sorry it happened to you.

No Nutella for me either. Justin's almond butter is good.

Quote from Traffic Jam: “Spent a few days on the FHT. Rained a lot, had fun...but I’m over the rain. Need a little sunshine. ” Any pictures?

Quote from CoachLou: “Quote from jimmyjam: “Quote from Astro: “Quote from SarcasmTheElf: “So who’s up for a nice little walk on MLK weekend? ” I would love the walk, but it is the 1200 Mile drive there and 1200 miles back that rules me out. ” Same here, but it's only 360 miles each way for me. ” 6 hours ” I wish. Last time I drove north it took me 4 hours to get past DC and that's only 90 miles away.Grrr... I'm sticking to trains for Eastern seaboard travel.

Quote from Astro: “Quote from SarcasmTheElf: “So who’s up for a nice little walk on MLK weekend? ” I would love the walk, but it is the 1200 Mile drive there and 1200 miles back that rules me out. ” Same here, but it's only 360 miles each way for me.

Quote from max.patch: “don't forget your black eyed peas and greens today! ” black eyed peas and stewed tomatoes around here. Went to a New Year's Eve party in a big tent in a campground last night. Good band, food and drinks. It was great.appalachiantrailcafe.net/index…320a36e7af9e6ab55de458aa8appalachiantrailcafe.net/index…320a36e7af9e6ab55de458aa8appalachiantrailcafe.net/index…320a36e7af9e6ab55de458aa8appalachiantrailcafe.net/index…320a36e7af9e6ab55de458aa8

Rain here. Second wettest year on record. 60 some inches of it.

Quote from max.patch: “i think jimmyjam should go to TOS and give jimyjam some advice on beards. he's concerned ticks will make a home in his beard. and then report him for identify theft. whiteblaze.net/forum/showthrea…28&viewfull=1#post2232628 ” Yeah I hope this guy doesn't ask too many noob questions and have people thinking I'm a dumbass.

Quote from Traffic Jam: “There’s pros and cons of downtek vs down and I chose untreated down because the shell is Microlite XP...whatever that is. (It sounded good on paper.) (My bag is awesome! I’ve taken it out on the deck several times and can’t wait to try it out soon on the FHT. ) Anyway, I don’t trust ratings and would read a lot of reviews to make sure it’s indeed adequate to 10* before deciding. ” What are the cons of downtek?

I'm thinking about getting myself a new quilt as a late Christmas present to myself. As I've gotten older I seem to tolerate the cold less. My old style EE Revelation hasn't always kept me warm enough unless I sleep in a bunch of clothes and I don't like doing that because it's just not that comfortable. The down shifts around a fair amount in my quilt with the old style baffles and I even had Time to add several ounces of down. It should be about a 15 degree quilt. Thinking of ordering a 10 deg…

Ha! It was sunny and 61 here today.

Eljah and I had a nice long slow conversation while playing cards with the neighbors and I believe he has taken care of any remaining bad bacteria in my body. My my, he is a smooth operator.

Wetter than wet

Quote from Astro: “Quote from jimmyjam: “Quote from Astro: “Quote from LIhikers: “I want to wish a blessed and joyful Christmas to those to celebrate the holiday. Is anybody hoping or expecting any specific outdoor gear as gifts? ” We finally opened our gifts today. When I got back home last summer I decided in 2019 I would take the advice I had been getting and use the huts from Garfield to Joe Dodge Lodge.So to support that I "gifted" myself a Sea to Summit silk mummy liner and an Osprey rain …

For first breakfast I eat two poptarts or two of those Belvita biscuit things or a honeybun. Repeat in 30 minutes to an hour for second breakfast.

Quote from Drybones: “Dynamic duo ” A fine pair! Nothing better except maybe a fine woman to share them with.