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Parents also got attention at College 101, in a session called "Letting Go." A presentation by Jaime and Celeste Yanes, who are parents of three young adults — one who has graduated from college and two set to graduate in May — focused on how parents can release their children into the world.
"Parents need to step back and let their children develop problem-solving skills on their own, which is a critical skill to becoming self-functioning young adults," said Jaime Yanes. The session closed with Proverbs 22:6: "Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn from it."
Morgan Scardino, 18, who attends Collierville High, said she is going to the University of Missouri, where she knows no one except her roommate. "Now I'm more comfortable because I know that I'll have God with me the whole entire time, even if my car breaks down or I do my laundry wrong."
Kirby Woods Baptist Church at 6325 Poplar hosted a similar event Sunday. Using a theme relating the game of life after high school to the Final Four college basketball tournament, this first annual event offered topics for seniors such as dorm decorating, Greek life, money matters, campus safety, car care and a session called, "How to live out your faith after high school," led by Jim Collier, the church's senior pastor.
Cindy Snider, event volunteer and parent of a senior, said the program was designed for seniors, whether they are leaving for college, work or the military.
Church members already send notes to students living away from home so that they can stay connected to their church family.
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Make a dorm first-aid kit with supplies such as cold and cough medicine, thermometer, bandages, antibiotic ointments, ice packs and tweezers.
Incorporate fitness into college life by walking or biking to class, joining an intramural sport, taking a fitness class as a course and joining the college gym.
Keep dorm room stocked with healthy snacks.
Stay safe by programming campus police number into your cell phone, and traveling in groups of three or more or using a police escort.
Keep medical insurance card.
Communicate with roommate about bedtime, borrowing clothes, study habits, cleaning, visitors to the room and other expectations and special needs.
Have a buddy you trust who has your cellphone number, parents' phone numbers and other information in case you need help.
Model Matthew 25:11 and be a good steward of money.
Make a list of income and expenses.
Avoid excessive use of credit cards and loaning money to friends.
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Sign up for Twitter alerts from the student's college and town.
Join the college's parents' group and/or alumni association.
When visiting, take the student and some friends out to dinner or go to the grocery store together to stock up on items.
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Once you've thought out the structure of your CSS document and the structure of your overall website, it's time to start mapping out all the different sections of your CSS document using something called a Section Heading. This is where we define all of the areas that we've mapped out inside of our table of contents and give them a specific are which we're going to work on here inside of the CSS. So the first thing I'm going to do again is start off with a comment. In this case I'm going to create a little bit of space down from the bottom of this, maybe two to three lines. You have to be careful not to create too much whitespace here, because remember, too much whitespace is not a good thing. But in this case I think two spaces should be enough, and I'm going to then map out a smaller section heading something like this, and we'll just do two lines of asterisks just like this and then underneath there I'm going to type out a number one, and I'm going type out Universal Styles.
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Now I have all of these different areas set up with section headings, and I can go underneath each one of these, and I can start to type out my CSS document for this theoretical web page that I am working on. This helps me keep my content nice, ordered, and neat. I have different sections separated with these nice little comment declarations here letting people know exactly where different areas of my website start and stop making it easy for me to find that area when I need to come in and edit it and also making it easy for other people who work with me to come in and find it.
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Our location guide for Hlatikulu provides some basic essentials for the more adventurous visitor. A simple location map is provided but also a detailed topography map that shows the location of the nearest places where you can surf, ski or mountain climb (if they are close by). Of course some of these will be at long distances from Hlatikulu and those far flung spots are provided on the 'nearest' tables. If you are traveling to other cities or towns near Hlatikulu you will also find weather forecasts for those locations below.
|Other places close to Hlatikulu:
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|7–9 Day Summary
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|Mostly dry
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|Moderate rain (total 13mm), heaviest on Wed morning
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|Moderate rain (total 17mm), heaviest on Wed morning
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|Light rain (total 9mm), mostly falling on Fri night
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Outdoor Activities near Hlatikulu
If you are in Hlatikulu and would like to go mountain climbing, hiking, skiing or surfing, click below for detailed forecasts.
Ski Resorts close to Hlatikulu:
|Closest ski resort1
|Afri-Ski (Lesotho)
|328 km SSW
|Second closest ski resort2
|Tiffindell (South Africa)
|528 km SSW
|Third closest ski resort3
|Matroosberg (South Africa)
|1326 km SSW
|Fourth closest ski resort4
|Mount Hermon (Israel)
|6721 km N
|Fifth closest ski resort5
|Sepidan Ski Resort (Iran (Islamic Republic of))
|6741 km NNE
Mountains close to Hlatikulu:
|Closest mountain peak1
|Emlembe (South Africa)
|118 km N
|Second closest mountain peak2
|Impati Mountain (South Africa)
|167 km SSW
|Third closest mountain peak3
|Isandlwana (South Africa)
|168 km S
|Fourth closest mountain peak4
|Spion Kop (hill) (South Africa)
|258 km SSW
|Fifth closest mountain peak5
|Cathedral Peak (South Africa)
|304 km SSW
The above topographic map of Hlatikulu and the surrounding area has been derived from satellite mapping. The topographic data has been illuminated by a light source corresponding to the position of the sun at mid afternoon in summer. Major roads, railways rivers and other water features are derived from global GIS data.


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Good quality food 7 days-a-week
Bar snack or 3-course evening meal, a visit to Sally Pussey's never disappoints.
We pride ourselves on our food, and diners can choose between excellent value bar meals or descend the few steps down to our excellent restaurant/carvery.
We're open for lunch and dinner everyday and our Sunday Lunch carvery is a speciality, with booking advisable.
- daily specials
- seasonal menus
- Sunday lunch carvery
- families welcome
Last orders for food at 9.45pm.
Served Friday and Saturday nights, 5.00-9.00pm
Sunday Lunch
Served 11.45 to 8.30pm.
Ideal for families, our carvery always serves a choice of roast beef, roast gammon & turkey with a superb selection of vegetables.
Adults: ÂŁ9.00
Children: ÂŁ6.00
We serve a full English breakfast Monday to Friday from 9.30am until 11.30am.and Saturday 10 am to 11.30 am
> Bar Menu 2015
11.00am to 9.45pm Monday to Saturday
11.45am to 8.30 Sundays and Bank Holidays
Also available Daily Specials on the Blackboard
Freshly Made Soup of the Day served with half a crusty baguette ÂŁ4.25
Nacho's to Share, with cheese, guacamole, Salsa and Sour Cream ÂŁ4.75
Deep Fried Breaded Garlic Mushrooms with Garlic Mayonnaise ÂŁ4.25
Our own Chicken Liver Pate with toast ÂŁ4.25
Prawn Cocktail with Brown Bread and Butter ÂŁ4.75
Deep Fried Breaded Camembert with Cranberry ÂŁ4.25
Garlic Bread ÂŁ2.80
Cheesy Garlic Bread ÂŁ3.80
Wiltshire Ham & Eggs - Regular ÂŁ6.80 - Large ÂŁ8.80
Jumbo Sausages - ÂŁ6.80
Beef Lasagne Verdi - ÂŁ8.00
Steak & Kidney Pudding ÂŁ7.00
Battered Fillet of Fish ÂŁ8.00
Wholetail Scampi - Regular ÂŁ9.00 - Large ÂŁ11.00
Fillet of Breaded Plaice ÂŁ9.00
Butterfly Cajun Chicken Breast ÂŁ8.00
Butterfly Tikka Chicken Breast ÂŁ8.00
All the above are served with Peas, Salad Garnish and your choice of Jacket, New or Chipped Potatoes or a Main Salad
From The Grill
10oz Gammon served with Pineapple or Fried Egg ÂŁ9.00
10oz Rump Steak ÂŁ12.50
10oz Sirloin Steak ÂŁ14.50
8oz Fillet Steak ÂŁ17.00
Mixed Grill of Pork Chop, Steak, Gammon, Sausages, Fried egg and Onion rings.ÂŁ15.00
Pepper Sauce ÂŁ2.00
All served with Peas, Grilled Tomato, Mushrooms and a choice of New Potatoes, Jacket Potato or Chipped Potatoes.
Hot & Spicy
Chilli con Carne - Regular ÂŁ8.00 - Large ÂŁ11.00
Turkey Curry - Regular ÂŁ8.00 - Large ÂŁ11.00
Speciality Curry of the Day ÂŁ9.00
'see board'
All above are served with Rice or Chips or, if you prefer, half & half.
Chicken, Beef or Vegetable ÂŁ9.00
All served with Salsa, Cheddar Cheese, Sour Cream and Floured Tortillas
Hot Bowl Salads ÂŁ7.80
Mixed Leaf Salad with Cucumber, Tomatoes, Celery, Cress, Onions, Peppers & House Coleslaw, plus your choice of dressing.
Chicken, Bacon and Croutons
Cajun Chicken and Salsa Dip
Tikka Chicken and Cucumber Mint Dip
Chargrilled Vegetables
Pan Seared Strips of Steak and Crumbled Stilton
Dressings: Balsamic, French, Caesar or Sweet Chilli
Salad Platters ÂŁ7.80
A Choice of Turkey, Roast Beef, Wiltshire Ham, Cheddar Cheese or Hot Mackerel Fillets with Horseradish
Prawn Marie Rose ÂŁ8.80
Torpedo Prawns & Sweet Chilli Dip ÂŁ8.80
Served with Main Salad, Coleslaw and New Potatoes
Ploughman's Lunch ÂŁ7.80
A Choice of Cheddar, Stilton, Ham or Pate
Served with Salad, Coleslaw, Apple, Celery, Pickle and a Crusty Baguette
Burger Bar
Cajun Chicken Burger ÂŁ9.00
With Bacon, Brie and Salad
Beef Burger and Bacon ÂŁ8.50
Topped with Melted Cheddar and Salad
Tikka Chicken Burger ÂŁ9.00
With Cucumber Mint Dressing and Salad
Spicy Breaded Chicken Fillets ÂŁ9.00
In a Ciabatta with Salsa and Salad
All served with a pot of Coleslaw and Chips
Your choice of White or Brown Baguette with Salad Garnish
Cottage Cheese and Pineapple ÂŁ6.00
Cheddar Cheese and Red Onion ÂŁ6.00
Wiltshire Ham and Cheese ÂŁ6.80
Tuna Mayonnaise ÂŁ6.80
Steak, Mushroom and Onion ÂŁ7.20
Bacon and Mushroom ÂŁ7.20
Garlic Mushroom and Cheese ÂŁ6.00
Garlic Chicken and Mushroom ÂŁ7.20
Prawn Marie Rose ÂŁ7.50
Jacket Potatoes
Served with Salad and Coleslaw
Chilli con Carne ÂŁ6.50
Baked Beans and Melted Cheddar ÂŁ6.00
Cottage Cheese and Pineapple ÂŁ6.00
Cheddar Cheese and Red Onion ÂŁ6.00
Wiltshire Ham and Cheese ÂŁ6.80
Tuna Mayonnaise ÂŁ6.80
Steak, Mushroom and Onion ÂŁ7.20
Bacon and Mushroom ÂŁ7.20
Garlic Mushroom and Cheese ÂŁ6.00
Garlic Chicken and Mushroom ÂŁ7.20
Prawn Marie Rose ÂŁ7.50
Side Orders
Garlic Bread ÂŁ2.80
Cheesy Garlic Bread ÂŁ3.80
Onion Rings ÂŁ1.60
Chips ÂŁ2.00
Cheesy Chips ÂŁ3.00
Pot of Cheese ÂŁ1.00
Coleslaw ÂŁ1.00
Roll and Butter 60p
Fried Egg 50p
Side Salad ÂŁ2.00
Choose from our wide selection of Ice-creams or hot and cold puddings
> Breakfast Menu
Available Tuesday to Saturday 9.30am to 11.30am
Sally's Big Breakfast
Sausages, bacon, fried eggs,mushrooms, grilled tomatoes, black pudding and fried bread
includes cafetiere or pot of tea ÂŁ6.95
(Not available on Mondays)
Sausages, bacon, fried eggs and baked beans ÂŁ4.95
(Not available on Mondays)
Sausage sandwich ÂŁ3.70
(Not available on Mondays)
Bacon sandwich ÂŁ3.70
On the Top
Baked beans on toast ÂŁ3.00
Poached eggs on toast ÂŁ3.00
Scrambled eggs on toast ÂŁ3.00
Toast and Marmalade ÂŁ2.00
Toast ÂŁ1.00
Filter coffee ÂŁ1.60
Cafetiere ÂŁ2.50
Espresso ÂŁ1.60
Double espresso ÂŁ2.20
Cappuccino ÂŁ2.20
Hot Chocolate ÂŁ2.20
Latte ÂŁ2.20
Pot of tea ÂŁ1.20
Herbal teas and infusions ÂŁ1.40
> Child Policy
Children under the age of 10 are welcome until 8 pm unless under prior arrangement with Management.
A Children's Menu is available from 12 noon until 6.30 pm.
We do not supply high-chairs, you are welcome to bring your own booster seat.
There is no indoor or outdoor play area.
Please be aware that anyone under the age of eighteen will not be allowed at the bar.
> Childrens Menu
11.00am to 6.30pm
From The Grill
5oz Rump Steak ÂŁ6.00
5oz Pork Chop ÂŁ5.50
Grills are served with peas, grilled tomato, mushrooms and a choice of chips, new potatoes or jacket potato or you may have a salad with coleslaw.
Hot n Spicy
Chilli con Carne ÂŁ5.00
Turkey Curry ÂŁ5.00
Served with rice or chips or half and half
Traditional Pub Meals
Scampi with lemon wedge and tartare sauce ÂŁ5.00
Two Sausages ÂŁ5.00
Sausage and fried egg ÂŁ5.00
Wiltshire Ham and fried egg ÂŁ5.00
Chicken dippers with BBQ sauce ÂŁ5.00
Two fried eggs ÂŁ4.50
All served with a choice of garden Peas or Baked Beans with chips or new potatoes or coleslaw and salad.
Hot Bowl Salads
Mixed leaf salad with cucmber, tomato,celery,cress, onion, peppers and house coleslaw with your choice of the following toppings.
Plain chicken with croutons ÂŁ5.00
Cajun chicken and salsa ÂŁ5.00
Tikka chicken with mint dip ÂŁ5.00
A choice of balsamic, french. ceasar or sweet chilli dressing
Chicken, beef or vegetable fajita, spiced, rolled in a tortilla wrap, served with salad, coleslaw and sour cream ÂŁ5.00
Broccoli, mushroom and penne in a creamy pesto sauce served with a slice of garlic bread ÂŁ5.00
Childrens Carvery when available ÂŁ6.00
A choice of Roast Beef, Roast Gammon, or Roast Turkey
Side of chips ÂŁ2.00
Side of onion rings ÂŁ1.60
Side salad ÂŁ2.00
> Gluten Free Menu
Subject to availability
Chicken Liver Pate and Gluten Free Toast ÂŁ4.25
Prawn Cocktail served with Gluten Free Bread ÂŁ4.75
Nacho's to Share ÂŁ4.75
Jacket Potato filled with one of the following:
Cottage Cheese and Pineapple ÂŁ6.00
Cheddar Cheese and Red Onion ÂŁ6.00
Ham and Cheese ÂŁ6.80
Tuna ÂŁ6.80
Steak, Mushroom and Onion ÂŁ7.20
Bacon and Mushroom ÂŁ7.20
Garlic Mushroom and Cheese ÂŁ6.00
10 oz Rump ÂŁ12.50
10 oz Sirloin ÂŁ14.50
8 oz Fillet ÂŁ17.00
10 oz Gammon with egg or pineapple ÂŁ9.00
All served with grilled tomato, mushrooms, peas and jacket or new potatoes.
Roast Carvery, Gammon, Turkey and Roast Beef with Gluten Free Gravy ÂŁ9.00
Please ask the Chef what items are Gluten Fee
Butterfly Chicken Breast topped with grilled Cheddar and Bacon ÂŁ10.00
Pan fried Tuna Steak in Garlic butter ÂŁ10.00
Pan fried Swordfish with spices ÂŁ10.50
All served with a choice of Salad or Vegetables and Jacket or New Potatoes.
Selected curry of the day served with rice and poppadom ÂŁ9.00
Chicken, Beef or Vegetable Fajitas served with Rice not Wrap's ÂŁ9.00
Chicken Penne with Gluten Free Pasta ÂŁ9.00
Salad Platter with a choice of Wiltshire Ham, Roast Beef,
Roast Turkey or Hot Mackerel served with new Potatoes ÂŁ7.80
Wiltshire Ham and Eggs with New or Jacket Potatoes ÂŁ6.80
Marshfield ice-cream ÂŁ1.20 per scoop
Hot chocolate and raspberry brownie with ice-cream ÂŁ4.50
> Mothers Day 2015
To Begin
A Choice of
Freshly Made Soup of the Day
Deep Fried Breaded Garlic Mushrooms with Garlic Mayonnaise
Our own Chicken Liver Pate with Toast
Prawn Cocktail with Brown Bread and Butter
The Carvery
Roast Topside of British Beef, Roast Breast of Turkey, Roast Wiltshire Gammon with Yorkshire Pudding, Chipolata Sausages, Sage and Onion Stuffing, Roast Potatoes, Gravy and a Selection of Seasonal Vegetables
Vegetarian Option on Request
To Finish
Choose from our wide selection of Puddings
Adults ÂŁ19.00
Under Fourteens ÂŁ14.00
Bookiing in the Restaurant is Essential for Mothers Day and we do require a ÂŁ5 per head non refundable deposit on confirmation of booking.
There is Normal Sunday Service in the Bar where we don't take bookings
> Restaurant Menu
Restaurant Menu
Restaurant open Friday Night, Saturday Night and all day Sunday and for Special Functions.
Nachos to share, topped with guacamole, sour cream, salsa and melted cheese ÂŁ4.75
Soup of the Day
Served with a roll and butter ÂŁ4.25
Breaded Garlic Mushrooms
Served with salad, roll, butter and garlic mayonnaise ÂŁ4.25
Prawn Cocktail
Served with brown bread and butter ÂŁ4.75
Crispy Coated Camembert
Served with salad, roll, butter and cranberry ÂŁ4.25
Home-Made Chicken Liver Pate
Served with salad and two rounds of toast ÂŁ4.25
Roast Beef, Roast Turkey and Roast Gammon served with all the trimmings.
Please ask the waiter for Vegetarian options to pre-order.
From The Grill
8oz Fillet Steak
Served with grilled tomato, mushrooms, peas and your choice of potatoes ÂŁ17.00
10oz Sirloin Steak
Served with grilled tomato, mushrooms, peas and your choice of potatoes ÂŁ14.50
10oz Rump Steak
Served with grilled tomato, mushrooms, peas and your choice of potatoes ÂŁ12.50
Mixed Grill approx 17oz meat
(Sausage, steak, pork chop, gammon, egg and onion rings), served with grilled tomato, mushrooms, peas and your choice of potatoes ÂŁ15.00
Gammon Steak
(Choice of egg or pineapple). Served with grilled tomato, mushrooms, peas and your choice of potatoes ÂŁ9.00
Pepper Sauce ÂŁ2.00
Main Course
Butterfly chicken breast topped with bacon and melted cheese ÂŁ10.00
Lamb Shank served in a rich cranberry and red wine gravy ÂŁ11.00
Beef and Guinness Pie
Chunks of beef cooked with vegetables in rich Guinness gravy and topped with a puff pastry lid ÂŁ8.50
Suet Pudding
Ask waiting staff for today's choice ÂŁ9.00
Fish Dishes
Tuna steak pan-fried in garlic butter ÂŁ10.00
Swordfish pan-fried and coated in seven selected spices ÂŁ10.50
Poached salmon served with hollandaise sauce ÂŁ10.00
Breaded Whole-tail Scampi ÂŁ9.00
Vegetarian Option
Mascarpone and Spinach lasagne ÂŁ9.00
Vegetarian Pie
Ask waiting staff for today's choice ÂŁ9.00
Brie, Cranberry and Mushroom Crown
Baked puff pastry filled with Brie, cranberry and mushrooms ÂŁ9.00
Hot filo wrapped prawns
Served with a sweet chilli dip, salad and new potatoes ÂŁ8.80
Prawn Marie Rose Salad ÂŁ8.80
Chicken Pesto Penne
Served with Garlic Bread ÂŁ9.00
Chicken, Beef or Vegetable Fajitas
Served with sour cream, salsa, grated cheese and three tortillas ÂŁ9.00
Curry of the Day
Ask waiting staff for today's choice ÂŁ9.00
Side order's
Onion Rings ÂŁ1.60
Chips ÂŁ2.00
Side Salad ÂŁ2.00


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Great thread, and nice job on the RR. Been thinking more and more of the eastern TAT on my big pig 1100GS. Maybe in the fall?
Good luck on the next section, I will be looking for the RR.
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Well I just got home from doing the New Mexico- Colorado and into Moab section. I have a lot of pictures and a story to tell. Details coming.
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Location: Iowa
Oddometer: 274
By late August it looked like I was going to be able to sneak away to do the next section of the TAT so I ordered the New Mexico, Colorado and Utah maps from Sam and then sat down with Map Quest again.
As a side note, I found some gps tracks of the Trans American Trail and considered just using them. I have read things from others here on Adventure Rider that it is important to buy the maps and plan the trip with them. To be honest I could have done without buying the maps but it did help me a lot to use them in trip planning and I used them on the trail occasionally. I am glad I bought them and I recommend anyone getting ready to do the TAT to buy the maps.
Another thing to consider is Sam put a lot of effort in setting it up and that is one things that enabled me to do a very epic journey that I will never forget. Cheap at twice the price.
If you will remember from the first section of the trip my rear tire was one of the themes of the ride. I thought I would just wear out what was left of my old Kenda 270 and swap to the new one I was carrying somewhere along the way. That tire made the entire trip and the new one was just in my way the whole time.
I wont make that mistake again and started this trip with less than 1000 miles on the tire. With what I learned on the last trip I was sure this one would make the round. I have a before and after picture of the tire so you can determine their longevity yourself.
I live in Iowa so I took off from home on Saturday August 29th around noon to pick up the Trans Am Trail in Oklahoma. I am not headed for the beginning of Oklahoma were I left off earlier in the year. I have lived in Oklahoma and although I love Oklahoma and I like riding the vast open areas of it I really want to get to New Mexico and start the trail there.
Besides I will get enough vast openness in Kansas on the way there.
I catch one of those good Sonic burgers and shakes in Atchison Kansas.
The flint hills area is beautiful if you get off the interstate. I lived on the interstate system for 10 years and avoid it all I can. Today was no exception and I was rewarded with good riding.
I made it to Greensburg Kansas as it was getting dark.. Greensburg is known for the largest hand dug well in the world but more recently for being nearly wiped off the map by a tornado in May of 2007.
I quickly found the city park and set up camp. I bought some chicken strips at the new local store and had supper at my campsite with three cats. They seemed to enjoy my company and my food.
489 miles is not bad for starting at noon.
I will start day two later. Thanks for tuning in.
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Ed, great RR going, again. Please give us a few details on the gear on your DR. Like: windshield, bags, trunk, etc. Any special prep? Good luck on the New Mexico section.
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The trunk is the cheap JC Whitney one. It works fine but if you will notice there is a bungee cord around it. The latch broke a long time ago. It did survive a hard roll over when I hit a deer once. It got scratched on top but otherwise took the hit very well.
It has Nelson-Rigg CL850 bags and the ebay racks designed for them. Both are very good although I did rip the tie down straps off the bags dropping the bike a few times in Colorado as you read about later in the report if you don't get bored before then.
The DR650 comes with a tall or short suspension setting. I have mine short because I am. That limits ground clearance so I have an aluminum skid plate. The skid plate got used several times on this trip and in the past.
I could go on and on about the great bike a DR650 is but you can learn all about that over on the DR650 thread.
Thanks for the questions and interest.
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Day Two
The next morning I packed up and toured the town a little. There are not many older buildings in Greensburg. Just newer ones and although they have made good progress it looks like they still have a ways to go.
I told you I would be getting vast openness in Kansas
I am a sucker for historical markers when I am on the bike. The bike is so nimble it is easy to stop, read the monument and enjoy the ambiance of standing where what ever happened in history to make a marker there warranted.
My Bike wanted to try the yellow brick road in the land of OZ.
Then I entered Oklahoma and the riding got more interesting. This is not on the Trans American Trail but is very near it and should be on it. When just wandering around in a general direction I seem to always find interesting less traveled roads. These were no exception and although it eats time going these routes it's more than worth it to me.
Finally I decided I should get to Boise City and start the trail proper. As you get to New Mexico you get to see ruts from the Santa Fe Trail. Very cool.
At the welcome to New Mexico sign there were some recent knobby tracks from two bikes. It had been raining here so I knew they were not to old. I was hoping to catch up to whomever it was so I ran a pretty good clip.
I had considered riding from Iowa to Colorado Springs and venture onto The Trans Am Trail from there. That would have been a mistake. Don't skip New Mexico.
Stopped at the Branson Colorado jail for a picture.
The ride into Trinidad was open and uneventful. The skies were starting to threaten some moisture. My bike is starting to not like the altitude. It is running rich and I didn't bring any jets. I took off the air box cover and that leaned it down just right. The bike ran flawlessly the rest of the trip.
On Sams map it says among other things "Trindad to Salida is a long day on the trail. You should be on the trail by 7 am and limit your lunch stop to 20 minutes. "
So let's see it is 3 pm and the skies look like precipitation is near. Let's give it a shot.
I ended up dodging a lot of the rain but I did finally get caught in it. I put on my rain gear after I was wet and rode on. Caught a little hail.
I got as far as Westcliff before it got dark. Because I was wet and cold I opted for a room rather than pitch the tent again. I stayed at the Golden Corner Suites because Charlie gave me a good rate. The room was very nice and more of an apartment than a motel. You could live there indefinitely. http://www.goldencornersuites.net/
I think I probably passed the bikes that left tracks at the New Mexico border somewhere in Trinidad. It was a very good day with lots of scenic beauty and I covered a lot of ground.
I will pick up with day three later.
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Day number three I wake up with great anticipation. I know this is going to be great because I will be crossing many mountain passes and I have seen pictures from other ride reports going through here.
First the ride to Salida.
I couldn't resist this next one If you remember when I was going through Arkansas I found a place that had two water crossings right beside each other. One had tubes under it and the other just let high water over it. You had your choice. Here is the picture of it.
They do the same thing in Colorado. Here you have your choice of going over the cattle crossing or the road beside it. Either way was effective.
More in a minute. I have to fill my water jug.
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Next into Salida for gas and food and then up into the high mountain passes. This is what I was really looking forward to. It did not disappoint and I hope all of you get to see some of these scenic vistas someday. I will let the pictures speak for themselves but as usual they do not do the area justice. You need to be there in person to truly "see" it.
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Unbelievable beauty. More of the high Colorado mountain passes coming up.
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This was fabulous riding on the southern Colorado Trans American Trail.
On some of those pictures you can see my bike is not on much of a trail. There is a point on the roll chart that says " right, jeep rd. to Corkscrew. Find It !! " which lead me to believe it would be an unmarked somewhat obscure turn off. Of course there were no gps coordinates for it. I located a right turn but it was about a mile short of where the track I had drawn on Mapquest said I should turn. Maybe it was the high elevation or something impairing my judgment but I thought I would give it a try. It started out as a decent two track but after crossing a summit it began to deteriorate very quickly. I was going down down down in tight switchbacks and loose rock. The trail was getting less and less visible and my gps said I was off track more and more. I was thinking to myself there is no way I can make it back up what I just came down. This has to go somewhere I'll just ride it out. As it became less and less a trail I began to start thinking about what supplies I had and what my options were. I knew I wouldn't die but this could turn out real bad. About that time I came to a spot where the side hill ( do you call a side hill on a mountain a side hill or side mountain? ) had a rock slide completely blocking forward progress. The trail had vanished altogether and the only way down started with about a 50 foot drop to a creek. I could see rock road many miles distant downhill. My options were to abandon the bike and walk / climb there or go back the way I came. Not much choice so I struggled to get the bike turned around, rested a moment and put it in attack mode. I used a lot of the clutches life. The rear tire was punished. Whenever I could get momentum I would go as fast as I could jarring everything on the bike over the rough surface. The switchbacks were difficult because they were so tight and steep with very loose rocks of all sizes. I dropped it a couple of times and it always took a lot of effort to start moving again. I had to rest a few times but in the end I was so relived to pass back over the summit and to the trail I had turned off of in error. A mile down the road there is a sign for corkscrew. It was not obscure turn at all and I just pulled a three hour dumb move.
It was a good workout and a great adventure but I am now off schedule time wise and out of range of my planned fuel stop. I made a detour off the trail into Telluride and back to the trail. I wasn't able to make it to Monticello Utah as I planned so I camped at West Deloris. I got there right at dark and setup camp. Great day in the saddle.
I will work on day four tomorrow.
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Day 4 and I am up early packed and moving.
The rest of Colorado is still pretty but a changing landscape. Some of it appears to have burned recently.
I could tell by the maps Monticello is just a gas stop and out of the way if you don't need it so I took a short cut. Along the way I found another historic marker. I love those things.
I was just south of La Salle store when I met two dual sports coming at me and turning at the same place I was . It turned out to be trailryder42 and imgoing from Texas.. They were riding the Trans Am Trail from Boise Oklahoma to The Oregon coast. They had just blown the corner and came back to it. Because I was just about at my turning home point we weren't going to get to ride together . We exchanged names and screen names and headed on. Good luck Derek and Noel. Ride safe and I look forward to reading your ride report. Derek on a KLR and Noel on a KTM.
My plan was to leave the Trans Am Trail at Kokopellis Trail and detour off of it to see the Top of the World outlook. That would be the climax to my trip and the turning point to go home. I ended up riding the La Salle loop and when I got to Kokopellis Trail I was not sure on my fuel range. Rather than make another bad judgment call I decided to ride into Moab, get gas and then ride to the Top of the World and Kokopellis Trail.
I stopped in Moab just long enough for food and fuel. While I was sitting at Wendys eating, the yellow sign caught my eye.
I have been to Moab a couple of times and it is one of my favorite places. I am going to save spending any real time there for the future when my wife can see it. Here are a few pics of the area as I sped through.
I made it to the Dewey bridge and rode Kokopellis Trail to the Top of the World turn off.
The trail to the Top of the World gets real technical. I struggled on for quite a ways until I came to an area of huge rock steps. I looked it over awhile and although I think I could get over them I decided it wasn't wise to try it by myself. According to my gps it was only about another mile and a half to the overlook. I decide to hike it. I switched to shorts and a sun cap, strapped on my camelbak and away I went. I left my bike and gear unattended and unsecured. I was reasonably sure there would be nobody showing up to this remote location. Besides it's just a three mile trip, I'll be right back.
About a ¼ mile into it I am gassed out. I was climbing in the hot sun and the rock ledges were getting bigger. Even if I would have made it over that section with my bike it got bad enough on up that I would have had to walk anyway. I thought constantly about giving up and turning back but this was after all the climax of the trip and the turning point. I have to make it. I finally did and all I can say is WOW. It was worth it. I wish the pictures were clearer. I am told it is probably the California wildfires causing the haze but even so it was spectacular.
My 27th anniversary is in a couple of days and I couldn't help but think about how cool it would be to share this view with my wife. Since she wasn't there I thought I would take a special picture for her.
Bet you can't go find that one honey. Hint: it is on the rock that juts out by my head in this picture. It is kind of uneasy to stand on it.
The hike back to the bike was much easier going down. Rode back out and along Kokopellis Trail.
Ended the day at the state campgrounds in Fruita Colorado.
Isn't $20 a lot for a place to plant a tent overnight? I guess it helps they have showers. Then I find out you have to pay extra for the showers. I wined about it but didn't let it ruin my day. Like all the others on this trip so far it was a very good day.
That is it for day 4. Just two more days.
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On Wed, 2008-07-30 at 17:21 +0300, Nicu Buculei wrote: > Martin Sourada wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I just thought that since we already have the F10 name (cambridge) that > > we could try to join it into some of the themes. Perhaps some simplified > > picture of the Cambridge University in sepia tone would work for > > steampunk? Or perhaps joining it with Spectrum might generate > > interesting result. Just a food for thought... > > Something like this image (GNU FDL is OK as a license?) with my sepia > tutorial[1] applied: > http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:ClareCollegeAndKingsChapel.jpg > > But we really want a photographic background? > > [1] - > http://nicubunu.blogspot.com/2008/07/steampunk-photography-gimp-tutorial.html > I was thinking more along the lines of simplified vector version (i.e. not photographic background), but generally yes, this is what I had in mind. You can think of the steampunk one as if you'd like to carve these buildings on a gold plate or something like that. Does that sound sane to you? Martin
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Bon Appétit
May 1990
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make it again
Serves 8
Melt butter in heavy large skillet over medium heat. Add peas and snow peas. Stir to coat. Cook until just tender, stirring occasionally, about 3 minutes. Stir in tarragon. Season with salt and pepper. Serve immediately.
Very good, simple, and fast. Excellent presentation, and a good side dish to serve when you want a classy, but not overpowering complement to a strong-flavored entree.


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Virgil John Koetter
Virgil John Koetter, age 91, of Windthorst passed away Dec. 4, 2012, in Hospice of Wichita Falls.
A vigil service and rosary will be held at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2012, at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Windthorst. Mass will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 6, 2012, at St. Mary's Catholic Church with Rev. Jack McKone, Pastoral Administrator, and Deacon Don Brown officiating. Interment will follow in St. Mary's Cemetery under the direction of Aulds Funeral Home.
Virgil was born Dec. 21, 1922 in Windthorst to Henry Koetter and Anna Kreynast Koetter. He completed school in Windthorst in May 1939. In 1942, he was employed by North American Aviation until drafted into military service in 1943. He served in the Air Corp in C.B.I (China-Burma-India) until his discharge in 1945. He married Leona Berend on June 2, 1948 in Windthorst and to this union was born four daughters. He became a dairy farmer in 1953 and ran his business in Windthorst until his retirement in 1984. In addition to dairy farming, he joined the Knights of Columbus in 1941 and served as a warden and trustee over the years. Additionally, he served on the Supervisory Committee of the Windthorst Federal Credit Union for twelve years and the Credit Committee for seventeen years. He was a former member of the Windthorst Volunteer Fire Department. He also was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church. During his retirement years, his hobbies included playing cards and dominoes, gardening, carpentry and community involvement.
Surviving are his wife of 64 years, Leona, daughter Annette Raines and husband Joe of Wichita Falls, daughter Diane Robertson of Wichita Falls, daughter Glenda Toft and husband Billy of Windthorst. Surviving family also includes one brother, Kenneth and wife Florence of Henrietta and one sister, Marcella Koetter of Wichita Falls, six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a daughter, Janice Koetter, a brother, Ed Koetter, a sister, Rosella Berend and a son-in-law, Bobby Robertson. The family suggests memorials to the Windthorst Volunteer Fire Department, P.O. Box 162, Windthorst, Tex., 76389 or to Hospice of Wichita Falls, 4909 Johnson Road, Wichita Falls, Tex., 76310.
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