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This could have just as well happened on a Switchblade.
Side to side pedal clearance. It’s like a mini gully to ride up.
Here's my watch. Inscription is 1912. My grandfather (maternal) was born 1919 so this belonged to my great grandfather.
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So can you do a trail ride and boulder in one shot?
I would recommend the boulder as the main activity, unless your idea of a trail ride is to kidwoos liking, i.e. super techy slow speed covered in exposed roots inbetween and over the boulders.
Today was mainly scouting for future climbing funz, it took 40min to do 3 miles.
Lots of potential if one were motivated to improve the social trails that wind between all the spread out rock formations.
Today was mainly scouting for future climbing funz, it took 40min to do 3 miles.
Lots of potential if one were motivated to improve the social trails that wind between all the spread out rock formations.
Doesn't matter what's the main activity, bouldering + riding sounds like a damn good time.
spent most of my day in Oakland in neighborhoods like this MLK and 23rd, actually this was one of the nicer cleaner encampments.
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This is mine;
Per s/n; built sometime in the mid 40's. Wife bought it for me at a time when we were pretty broke and it was a huge extravagance at the time. Though it has no family history, I still find a huge amount of emotional attachment to it given what was going on in our lives at the time. Main spring broke a year or two back. I've been tempted to try and fix it myself but I really don't want to fuck it up. If @Nick knows a guy who knows a guy, I'd be interested in his information.
Per s/n; built sometime in the mid 40's. Wife bought it for me at a time when we were pretty broke and it was a huge extravagance at the time. Though it has no family history, I still find a huge amount of emotional attachment to it given what was going on in our lives at the time. Main spring broke a year or two back. I've been tempted to try and fix it myself but I really don't want to fuck it up. If @Nick knows a guy who knows a guy, I'd be interested in his information.
i look forward to my 24 hours in LA in october...spent most of my day in Oakland in neighborhoods like this MLK and 23rd, actually this was one of the nicer cleaner encampments.
You can look up the watch serial number on the Pocket Watch Database and find out manufacturer details.
This is mine;
Per s/n; built sometime in the mid 40's. Wife bought it for me at a time when we were pretty broke and it was a huge extravagance at the time. Though it has no family history, I still find a huge amount of emotional attachment to it given what was going on in our lives at the time. Main spring broke a year or two back. I've been tempted to try and fix it myself but I really don't want to fuck it up. If @Nick knows a guy who knows a guy, I'd be interested in his information.
992 movement, 1928 per serial no database.
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This is the guy that my good friend Michael went to high school with:This is mine;
Per s/n; built sometime in the mid 40's. Wife bought it for me at a time when we were pretty broke and it was a huge extravagance at the time. Though it has no family history, I still find a huge amount of emotional attachment to it given what was going on in our lives at the time. Main spring broke a year or two back. I've been tempted to try and fix it myself but I really don't want to fuck it up. If @Nick knows a guy who knows a guy, I'd be interested in his information.
https://www.tbtwatchservice.com/
Said friend has had Jason (TBT guy) work on some of his antique watches with great success. I don't think there's a "hook up" available, but the guy does outstanding work i.e. he's unlikely to fuck it up.
pretty sure my dad still has his pocketwatch...wife has one her dad gave to her before he died squirreled away somewhere...
set up our booth at HeroesCon (comic book type conference...) for most of the day. that thing is massive. it's to advertise our Tony DiTerlizzi show that opens next week. Came home, made tacos, took kid older kid to carowinds. did front row on every coaster we rode, which was extra cool at night.
tomorrow gotta man the booth for a bit, then pick up stuff for surprise bday party for wife. but most looking forward forward to semi-mellow rode in the mtns with some buddies on saturday.
set up our booth at HeroesCon (comic book type conference...) for most of the day. that thing is massive. it's to advertise our Tony DiTerlizzi show that opens next week. Came home, made tacos, took kid older kid to carowinds. did front row on every coaster we rode, which was extra cool at night.
tomorrow gotta man the booth for a bit, then pick up stuff for surprise bday party for wife. but most looking forward forward to semi-mellow rode in the mtns with some buddies on saturday.
Elgin Model 4 Grade 345 12S White Gold Filled Pocket Watch made in 1927. A 12S is generally used for dress and easily sits in a vest pocket without altering the drape of the fabric. Gold filled means 20% of the case thickness is 14K. None of my watches are family pieces, I typically find them in old toolboxes.
You pocket-watch fuckers are WEIRD.
I approve!!
I approve!!
Continuing the White Ranch talk, @Full Trucker @SkaredShtles @Nick @Toshi @stoney
Evening news just announced middle Longhorn is permanently staying bike only DH.
Evening news just announced middle Longhorn is permanently staying bike only DH.
Should be. There's no reasonable way to assume you can ride that trail uphill and it's not safe given how many people ride it down and the amount of blind turns.
#uncomfortablepieceofmetal