Cool. Any psilocybin cubensis?
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I hear it helps with depression.
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Not something I have any real interest in finding. If I want to do shrooms I’ll buy some.
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I can’t say enough about how absolutely awesome and calming this Dan, @dr_dobro was as a spotter.
Thanks to @CatskillsRunner for these amazing shots!
Thanks to @CatskillsRunner for these amazing shots!
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Me too!
Either way. It very similar.Probably a river instead a trail.
Soon!
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Hey what’s going on here? I sense you and @CatskillsRunner know each other?
Yep
(not biblically). We both love floating rivers and have LC shuttles.
It was an epic day !!!! @NeverGiveUpYota your skills are amazing you almost had the 60 out in 2x4. Locking the hubs was fun !
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Talk to me about a realistic trip to the Newfoundland/Labrador Strait, Cape Spear. Two year goal w/ kid. What will I need?
I actually have a place to stay on Cape Breton. My uncle took over a hunting cottage from my grandfather years ago and I have an open invite to stay at it during the summer months (when the water is on). At one time he and my aunt sent me a map, directions and Canadian cash to help me get there. He said it’s an 18 hour drive to the cottage. I just need to start a real plan.
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I actually have a place to stay on Cape Breton. My uncle took over a hunting cottage from my grandfather years ago and I have an open invite to stay at it during the summer months (when the water is on). At one time he and my aunt sent me a map, directions and Canadian cash to help me get there. He said it’s an 18 hour drive to the cottage. I just need to start a real plan.
Car & Ferry - Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Planning on driving? Most travellers will take the ferry from Nova Scotia to either Port aux Basques or Argentia, and there are ferry routes for travelling between the island and Labrador.
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let me be the first to welcome you to my homeland. well, you've got 2 important pcs n part of a third for your trip. map, directions n some cash. so more cash, fuel cost is non-negotiable, accommodations? how much do you want to be pampered? food, you've got a growing young lad so that cost could be all over the bank account. a reliable vehicle. in 2 years you should have the bugs worked out of BADASS n we damn well know you'll be able handle most any curve ball she might throw at you. emergency vehicle $h!t? you've been here long enough to pretty well know what you're going want/need.Talk to me about a realistic trip to the Newfoundland/Labrador Strait, Cape Spear. Two year goal w/ kid. What will I need?
I actually have a place to stay on Cape Breton. My uncle took over a hunting cottage from my grandfather years ago and I have an open invite to stay at it during the summer months (when the water is on). At one time he and my aunt sent me a map, directions and Canadian cash to help me get there. He said it’s an 18 hour drive to the cottage. I just need to start a real plan.
Car & Ferry - Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Planning on driving? Most travellers will take the ferry from Nova Scotia to either Port aux Basques or Argentia, and there are ferry routes for travelling between the island and Labrador.
you're going to newfoundland? be ready to kiss the cod
if you visit the viking site at l'anse aux meadows, say hi to the ghosts of my forebears. a bit of family trivia for you, my 
's family is from cape bretoni hope your trip comes to fruition n is a good one
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Would a portable 12v fridge in the truck be pertinent? Which means a dual battery? Hmmm.let me be the first to welcome you to my homeland. well, you've got 2 important pcs n part of a third for your trip. map, directions n some cash. so more cash, fuel cost is non-negotiable, accommodations? how much do you want to be pampered? food, you've got a growing young lad so that cost could be all over the bank account. a reliable vehicle. in 2 years you should have the bugs worked out of BADASS n we damn well know you'll be able handle most any curve ball she might throw at you. emergency vehicle $h!t? you've been here long enough to pretty well know what you're going want/need.
you're going to newfoundland? be ready to kiss the cod
i hope your trip comes to fruition n is a good one
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A portable fridge is decadent and nice but takes up soooo much space and they’re heavy. Also noisy at night. Even the quiet ones. . And unless you’re driving for several hours every day to recharge the battery, you’ll need solar panel/s to power it.
I had an ARB fridge a long time ago. Those expensive jobs. It eventually got stolen when someone broke into my cruiser.
I did take one long trip with it for a few months (with solar panels) and it works great, but it pulled about 24 amps a day which needs to be replaced every day somehow. Either with 4 hours of driving or solar panels. An extra battery only acts as a buffer. You’ve got to replace the power somehow.
I took several long trips years later without that fridge and just changed my diet/food to foods that don’t need refrigeration.
I didn’t miss the fridge at all. Never.
I’m not a cold beer or dairy product kind of guy, so there isn’t much use for a fridge when none of your food requires refrigeration.
If a glass of a cold alcohol beverage is your thing at the end of the day, it’s not much of stretch to swap out a cold beer with a nip on a whiskey flask, or rum or whatever. Gets the job done just as well - and no refrigeration needed.
Getting rid of the fridge (via theft) freed up sooo much space inside the cruiser and eliminated the need to keep it powered with solar or driving.
In hindsight- my advice would be to just change your diet a tad. It’s easy and still nutritious and delicious- but just not cold.
Refrigerators inside cruisers are very expensive, heavy, bulky, noisy at night and require daily power.
All those negatives did not make a cold beer or yogurt worth the trouble (to me).
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