Any Members in Arkansas?

Nope, too busy.. but I am free this Saturday for a PM run to Cedar Creek Lake for some . Leaving about 4pm...

 

Gonna do an out and back? Maybe fire up the fire and eat some din or...? I maybe open for that. I have company ATM but if they get out of here early enough, I'd be down.

 

Yep, gonna try out my blow up kayak

 

I'll be way too busy for a Rocky Mountain trip in July. I'll hopefully be assembling a bed rack, building custom leaf packs building a tranny and TC skid plate (unlikely I'll get to this), rebuilding the back deck at home, getting a twin-engine rating to add on to my commercial license and a flight instructor's license. Gotta get all that done before I end up back in Fayetteville mid August. I'm tired just thinking about it

 

Just right rudder your way out and join us for a few days. We'll pick you up in Telluride

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IP_2ASzpPqA

 

Not sure if my plane could get out of Telluride. I don’t know the field elevation there. Looks like a cool place to land a plane though

 

KTEX is 9030 ft. It's high. I did many a running take-off from that place in the summer.

 

Field elevation is 9070'. They say it's highest commercial airport in the states, and one of the toughest approaches and landings due to shear and crosswinds. Too much pucker factor for me.

 

Ooo I was close. I knew it was over 9000

 

Yeah I won’t be trying that

 

Possibly interested, was pondering a mid August trip out that way.

 

We'll be leaving 29th July. Doc (+ G-man) and myself (+ gf) are committed so far, and you and Dave (+ Alicia) are maybes. Still in planning stages.

 

On the 18th green, music playing, and grill warming up. Hope y'all are enjoying your Friday.

 

Just laying around, waiting on this this to heal.

 

I was there three years ago. Sorry, mate...at least you're relaxing.

 

But your knee has been doing good since?

 

Yes, much improved. It was worth the surgery.

 

Ouch. That brings back bad memories for me. I tore my patella about 3 years ago. Two surgeries, someone else's parts, and a lifetime's supply of PT and I still don't have full confidence in it. Hope your operation is for something easier to bounce back from

 

It's not. The doc already warned me it will over 36 months before I can trust it again. My MCL, ACL, and lateral meniscus belonged to someone else before I got them. They twitch for a few days but it's feel better and better every day.

 

He said all I allowed to do is drive to work and walk to the helicopter, then walk to the truck and drive home. No bicycle. No working out. No carrying anything over 20-30 lbs, no kneeling. He said if I wanna work out, find a swimming pool.