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yeah, deep creek is awesome. it's about 40 miles from where i live in the summer. unfortunately graffiti has started to show up along the trail from Bowen ranch to the springs within the last year. and a couple of weeks ago, according to a post on the DCHS web site some drunk kid was shooting...

Moby T, i was here from the first week of Jan to Feb 15, so it looks like we did overlap. It's still pretty awesome here even with the hotter weather. Getting pretty deserted too, most of the Canadians are moving on.

i've been at Highline Hot Well for most of the winter. it's awesome here, plenty of water, close to town,always feel clean, and after about a week most of my aches and pains are gone and i feel 20 years younger, still look the same though <img src="/images/boards/smilies/frown.gif" border="0"...

haven't seen any threads about Hot Springs. there must be some sun and hot spring lovers here?? i know i am.

there's a guy in my village that sells bundles. he's got tons of split wood ready to go. has a helper make bundles, then sells to the local food store,camp hosts and at the side of the road in front of his wood yard. he sells all his wood this way. here a cord, cut and split runs about 250 for...

i don't have that many right now. i've just been buying and selling a few here and there for me to watch. but i do plan on trying this in the winter, when i travel. your local craigslist is a good source, also pawn shops. most pawn shops are selling for 2 to 3 bucks each DVD. but once in a while...

i haven't done it (yet), but can tell you where not to do it. i always get hit up at a gas station. i think most people are not feeling real generous after paying a good chunk of a weeks wages to fill the tank. better places would be near a restaurant or freeway off ramp.&nbsp;

i've noticed that when i'm traveling, having plenty of DVDs along is nice. i usually buy used DVDs along the way and sell them when i'm done with them. i usually pay from 2-3 bucks for a used DVD. this got me thinking, so i did some research and it's pretty easy to find good titles for about...

one of the best things about quartzsite is, everyone drives slow like me.

i spent a few weeks during last winter along the California/Mexico border. it was 90% Canucks who were camped there. many had been coming for years. i don't think there's an issue with it. they all told me about the great deals in Mexico on dental and vision services, so even going into Mexico...

i have a $615.00 pension and make small amounts of money doing reselling. i pay $358.00 for a high deductible plan i get through AARP. it eats up over half of my set income. i've had this insurance for almost 2 years and it's already gone up 2X, and i haven't even used it. since i'm now 58, i...

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Quartzsite is a weird place. the first time i went i said i'd never go back, and i've gone every year since. i'm a swap meet freak, and the swap meet stuff (junk) is way overpriced. but i'm from soCal where swap meets are part of the culture, i expect deals. so i avoid that and stock up on...

seeing that camp fire ring made me think of something. i don't know what cords of wood go for in QZ, but if everyone pitched in a few bucks we could get a cord (or 2) delivered, way more practical than those 7-8 dollar bundles. just gotta find a place that sells cords and delivers. around here...

that style camper van is really cool, i've only seen a few, and never one for sale. i think they're somewhat rare. here in soCal anyway. which ironically is where she lives. i've never seen the insides before this, now i want one too!<br>

yeah,,,, 40 dollars. that's a bit high for me. also digital displays use power, and i'm not too into earphones. <br>

i'm looking for a small battery operated transistor radio. anyone have any recomendations? it needs to receive signals in remote locations and be cheep.<br><br>i found this one, and it&nbsp; has good reviews, but none say much about reception in the boonie lands.<br><br><a target="_blank"...

i like how he had a machine shop in his bus. i do specialized gunsmithing and need to shut down for winter because it's too cold in my shop, but also to have a little adventure during the winter, i'm not real into snow. with a mobile shop, the sky is the limit, sigh....<br><br><br><a...

i use those warmers on real cold nights for my feet. they work great.<br>

the Mormon Church has canneries all over the place. anyone can use their equipment to can food that they sell. there's lots of info on YouTube and other sites. the food is mostly stuff that's meant for long term storage, and put up in #10 cans. the only thing is you need a few people to help...