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I only ride sanctioned trails around Copenhagen as it’s the only way to secure access and not run into people as so many people live here any illegal trails are discovered right away.
Some of our trails are legal but we wish for them not to be publicly mapped because we want reasonable traffic levels.
Others are by landowner "silent agreement" - they won't say yes becauswe of liability concerns, but they choose not to hassle us.
And yeah, there's some against the rules stuff.
You keep that shit north of Palmer Divide, where it belongs.
just registered for the charlie baker time trial. He's not our gubner no more, so I'm not sure what that means.
Tornado warnings in Teller County.You keep that shit north of Palmer Divide, where it belongs.
Tornado warnings in Teller County.
the mailman called me today because the unit number was missing from the shipping address on my coffee order. he asked what coffee it was caus' it smelled so damn good! He was on the roasters website browsing through their coffees! friendly neighbourhood mailman to the rescue!
Dafuq? That's out by Cheeseman Reservoir/Lost Creek.
I sure hope that shit stays west of us.
Looks like the tornado warning is over you and @stoney now and to think he was worried about hail up north while away from home.Dafuq? That's out by Cheeseman Reservoir/Lost Creek.
I sure hope that shit stays west of us.
@kidwoo , WY is preparing.
Only $700K
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Only $700K
WYDOT Battles Record Snow With New Rig That Chews Through 5,000 Tons Of Snow An Hour
The Wyoming Department of Transportation has unveiled its newest piece of snow-fighting machinery — a Larue T80 rotary snowblower that cuts through snow like butter, clearing as much as 5,000 tons of snow an hour.
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Did you roll it?
oof one of those days. time for some tequila.
If only. I can't get it to prime, so I'm giving it to the pros to fix. It's all new from fuel pump to tank, so that's nice.
Visibility was bad coming back from the mountains, particularly near El Rancho and the following few miles. Over that drive I experienced hail (Fraser a lot and Empire side of the pass a bit), snow (at pass), and rain (town of WP and then along I-70).
Camping southwest of Blanding (Mule Canyon) for a couple 3 days...
Fat bikes, day hikes to off the beaten track canyons with grainery and kiva ruins, old wood and beerz
Fat bikes, day hikes to off the beaten track canyons with grainery and kiva ruins, old wood and beerz
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You guys are just now getting those? There are a few that caltrans has here that could eat those things@kidwoo , WY is preparing.
Only $700K
WYDOT Battles Record Snow With New Rig That Chews Through 5,000 Tons Of Snow An Hour
The Wyoming Department of Transportation has unveiled its newest piece of snow-fighting machinery — a Larue T80 rotary snowblower that cuts through snow like butter, clearing as much as 5,000 tons of snow an hour.
that's like the low elevation stuff here
LOL
“After the snowcats cut the drifts down to 3 to 4 feet above the roadway, our big machines
The ones around here have 8'+ flumes
Those definitely look newer
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i think those are actually for the lowlands around Casper and such.
One of the ones out here will munch 13,000 TPH, from what I read.
One of the ones out here will munch 13,000 TPH, from what I read.
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They mentioned the Snowies, so maybe Laramie?
Laramie is high altitude, but fairly low snow.
The Snowies are... snowy, though.
I think it's the same snow and it just blows back and forth all year
ironically....not reallyThe Snowies are... snowy, though.
The Snowy Range gets over 240" annually generally and the pass shuts down every winter. Route 80 around Elk Mtn gets hammered with wind and drifts. They had a lapse in judgement when they put that road where they did. Theres talk of moving 80 to follow 30 through the lower lands.I should have clarified- relative to Laramie.
I could see that snow machine as part of the route 80 maintenance to clear drifts.
I just drove by Elk Mountain Sunday, and the thought struck me that it just might be one of the top three worst locations in the US for weather, either summer or winter (off the actual mountain)
Insane, non stop wind, constant whiteouts, unbearable heat, it’s just awful. If you had to punish someone for real, make them live there without much shelter.
Insane, non stop wind, constant whiteouts, unbearable heat, it’s just awful. If you had to punish someone for real, make them live there without much shelter.
I was still up north, so I just got the email and text stream. School got locked down for almost an hour at release time. Hannah's school moved all the kids to the tornado shelter areas. Tornado watch alarms were going off. Rained hard with some hail, but not bad. It sounds like southeast Aurora get ruined though.