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That image, say Rozetta and Ben Pingenot, Button's close friends and landlords at Fort Clark, captures the true Craig Button. "He was just a well-rounded American patriot," says Rozetta. But since his still-unexplained disappearance on April 2—when Button suddenly peeled away from a training formation in a bomb-laden A-10 Thunderbolt fighter over Gila Bend, Ariz., and headed northeast—the quiet pilot has become the subject of every wild rumor except alien abduction. All of which made the weeks of waiting—until searchers found his remains last week on New York Mountain, about 20 miles from Vail, Colo.—that much more difficult for his mother, Joan, a home-maker, and his father, retired Air Force Col. Richard Button, a veteran of World War II, Korea and Vietnam. Says Colonel Button, 74, of Massapequa, N.Y.: "There have been so many lies."
Still, the mystery of what happened on April 2 remains. The possibility that Button suffered from oxygen deprivation or was affected by fuel fumes is considered remote by Air Force officials. They have also scoffed at the rumor—popular on the Internet—that Button was stealing the plane, an action that retired Air Force aviation expert Col. George Weiss compares to "walking a pink elephant through town." The most likely explanation: Button deliberately committed suicide.
But why? During his parents' March visit to Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Arizona (where Craig had been stationed since February), "we had a wonderful time together, and when we left, he was in good spirits," Richard Button said in a statement issued on April 11. Rozetta Pingenot concurs. Three days before Button's inexplicable action, the pilot wrote in a letter, "Flying is going well. I love the A-10."
For years, Button had pursued his dream of becoming a pilot with fierce single-mindedness. His Texas apartment was filled with models of fighter planes and color prints of World War II fighters and bombers. "He lived and breathed aviation," says Ben Pingenot. "He was following in his father's footsteps." While growing up in Wantagh, N.Y., Button learned to fly before he learned to drive. After graduating from Wantagh High School, he earned a 1990 degree in aerospace engineering from the New York Institute of Technology in Old Westbury, where he also joined the Air Force ROTC program. Engineering Prof. Omer Fettahlioglu recalls him as very serious. "He almost always came to class in uniform," he says, "shiny shoes and all."
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Socially shy and unfailingly polite, the flier led a quiet life. In 1991, during training at Williams Air Force Base near Mesa, Ariz., Button, a volunteer Big Brother, spent time every weekend with his Little Brother, Rey Meza, now 19. At Fort Clark he whiled away free time on his porch listening to Beethoven or Mozart. In the end his landlords were his best friends. "He regarded us as surrogate parents," says Rozetta, who notes that Button rarely drank and I never smoked. They remain baffled by I his flight. "Everything he did was with a great precision," says Rozetta. "He wasn't rushed, impetuous. He had his life planned." He intended, she says, to stay in the Air Force as long as possible and then to work as an airline pilot. "I don't care what I fly," he often told her, "as long as I fly."
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A burned out truck sat inside the old DeGaulle Manor Apartment complex after a fire early Tuesday morning. It's one of six burned out cars now strewn across the complex.Video Transcript
RESIDENTS IN AN ALGIERS NEIGBORHOOD SAY AN ABANDONED HOUSING COMPLEX IS ATTRACTING CRIMINALS. JUST LAST NIGHT, SOMEONE PARKED A TRUCK AND SET IT ON FIRE. AND THAT'S NOT THE FIRST TIME ITS HAPPENED. TONIGHT ONE NON-PROFIT GROUP IS PUSHING A PLAN TO FIX THE PROBLEM. THIS IS ALL HAPPENING AT THE FORMER DEGAULLE MANOR APARTMENT COMPLEX IN ALGIERS. WDSU NEWS REPORTER BLAKE HANSON HAS THE STORY ALL NEW AT SIX... you can't help but see it AS ALGIERS RESIDENT TERRY USSIN WALKS HOME ...HE WALKS PAST A GRAVEYARD OF SIX BURNED OUT CARS. it looks bad, deplorable. well not deplorable but close to it THE LATEST ADDITION IS THIS TRUCK THAT BURNED UP OVERNIGHT. RESIDENTS SINCE THE HOUSING COMPLEX CLOSED A COUPLE YEARS BACK -- IT'S BECOME A DUMPING GROUND FOR CRIMINALS TRYING TO DITCH EVIDENCE...AND STEAL METAL. i can't think for the criminal but I hope they stop it in order for the truck to get on to the property it had to push past this other burned car at the main gate. a non profit put this car here in order to prevent people from getting in and that's not the only thing this non profit is doing to try and fix this place up that's been an issue for the past year BILL THOMASON IS PART OF THE NON-PROFIT RDLN FOUNDATION. IT STARTED THE PROCESS OF BUYING THE BLIGHTED PROPERTY LAST YEAR -- AND IN THE PAST COUPLE WEEKS HAS STARTED TO REVAMP THE AREA INTO A 15 ACRE SPORTING COMPLEX AND RESORT. this is kind of like their hobby or their art THOMASON SAYS THEY'LL MAINTAIN SOME OF THE GRAFFITI THAT'S POPPED UP AT THE SITE...AND ALSO LOOK TO LOCALS TO HELP WITH THE CLEAN-UP AND CONSTRUCTION PROCESS. its just something that's really needed over here, because its a low income area its high unemployment and you've got this big dilapidated site THE RDLN FOUNDATION IS NOW SEEKING FUNDING AND PERMITS... AND HOPING TO TURN A DUMPING GROUND...INTO A SOURCE OF STRENGTH IN THE COMMUNITY. pretty soon it will be all cleaned up and hopefully people get the message, these guys are fixing this to do something good so stay out of here IN ALGIERS, BLAKE HANSON, WDSU NEWS. THE NON-PROFIT SAYS ITS APPLIED FOR TAX CREDITS AND ALSO GETTING A DONATION FROM A MOVIE THAT WILL BE USING THE SITE FOR FILMING.
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Hi everybody,
Here's my last one : ART MODEL's YAK 36 "Freehand".
A great kit molded in light grey with very nice recessed panel lines, some resin parts (pistachio colour !) including a seat, jet exhausts and rocket pods, a very clear canopy and a good quality decal sheet for the prototypes.
The only problem encountered was the instruction sheet, very vague, showing the parts positionement at random. I found help on internet !
Here is the model assembled and painted :
The cockpit tub consists of a floor, a seat, a dashboard and a control column. More details were added by building walls, side consoles and rudder pedals with plastic card.
The interior was painted medium grey and I used spare decals for the side consoles
Another view :
Pics showing how the plane was sitting on the ground :
A picture showing the air intake :
Putting the kit together was not a problem at all, just some work to sand and prepare the parts before gluing :
A view of the underside showing the exhausts :
I had fun building this kit . ART MODEL is a new brand offering original subjects to put on our shelves...I bought 2 more !
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Yak 36 "Freehand", ART MODEL, 1/72 nd scale
Posted 27 July 2013 - 05:40 PM
Hi everybody,
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Posted 27 July 2013 - 08:23 PM
Fascinating aircraft, I love builds that make me Google.
Beutiful build.
Posted 27 July 2013 - 08:54 PM
Excellent model of an important Soviet prototype, Pierre.
The build and finish are superb !
The original at Monino has been painted in this totally fictitious colour scheme......
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Posted 27 July 2013 - 11:45 PM
Excellent!! Art Model do some great subjects, and you have a real winner there!
Posted 28 July 2013 - 05:19 AM
That's actually weathered aluminum, and you have really nailed it for the right look. Definitely nice work.
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Posted 28 July 2013 - 10:20 AM
Thank you all for your comments . I am planning to make a collection of soviet VTOL aircraft, the next one might be a Yak 38 from AMODEL.
Posted 29 July 2013 - 12:37 PM
A great model of one of Russia's many weirdly beautiful aircraft
Posted 02 August 2013 - 03:53 AM
Really nice, an aircraft I had never heard of before, thanks
Posted 02 August 2013 - 04:22 AM
Excellent Freehand, Pierre! This particular aeroplane has somehow always reminded me of a catfish with wings!
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I think it looks really cool, both the model and the real thing! I too have this kit in the stash, General Melchett forced me to buy it!
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A new national report highlights the success of a Colorado electric cooperative in using a federal farm energy program to boost rural economic development in its town.
Gunnison County Electric Association used a $74,000 grant from the Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) to launch, organize and equip an energy audit program for rural small businesses.
The two-year energy audit at the Gunnison, Colo., co-op is one of 12 energy-efficiency projects featured in "Farm Energy Success Stories" published by the Environmental Law & Policy Center. The projects deployed several technologies, such as biomass, anaerobic digesters and solar.
In Gunnison, more than three dozen businesses, including restaurants, a yoga studio and a museum, participated in the co-op energy audit in 2010-2012. Each business saved about $5,400 in the 12 months following implementation of the co-op's energy-efficiency recommendations.
Vicki Spencer, the co-op's manager of external affairs, spoke at an April 2 webinar about the report.
REAP "really helped us get the program off the ground" and offer audits to businesses for the first time, said Spencer. "Most of our recommendations were simple things they could do," such as replacing incandescent bulbs with CFLs or replacing energy-guzzling water heaters, she said.
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By GRETCHEN MORGENSON
Published: November 19, 2000
WHEN the bond market talks, investors don't always like to listen. After all, bond investors tend to spot bad news on the horizon and then telegraph it to the rest of the world in language as complex as Alan Greenspan's when he testifies before Congress.
But with the stock market in a swoon, investors looking for guidance are starting to heed the distress signals that the bond market has been sending up recently. And what some observers fear they see in these signs is a storm for the United States capital markets that may be tougher to recover from than the debacle in the autumn of 1998.
That year, a crisis was precipitated by the demise of one giant hedge fund, Long-Term Capital Management. But after the Federal Reserve Board lowered interest rates, recovery came swiftly to the stock market and the economy was relatively unscathed. This time around, market observers say, the turbulence will be set off by many troubled companies buckling under the weight of excessive debt lent to them at the height of New Economy euphoria.
That scares the pinstripes off the pants of some who heed the bond market's signals. If worried investors continue to shun corporate bonds as they turn away from risk, many companies will find it impossible to raise the capital that leads to new job creation and continued economic growth. And since much of the economic growth in this nation over the past few years came from the big money spent by companies that had raised cash in the anything-goes bond market, the economy could slow quite sharply as the money spigots go dry.
Finally, as more and more companies go under, their woes could turn a soft economic landing into a much bumpier one. And the longest American expansion on record could come abruptly to an end.
Byron Wien, chief United States investment strategist at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, sees little good in the signals the bond market is sending.
''One,'' he said, ''the hard landing possibility for next year is more realistic than the stock market believes. Two, even if there is a soft landing, corporate fixed expenses have built up during this nine-year period of prosperity and will be hard to roll back, so that a minor shortfall in revenues will cause a major shortfall in profits.''
The bond market's condition has implications for interest rate policy as well. ''This is a murky picture and even contributes to a more difficult judgmental problem for the Federal Reserve,'' said Henry Kaufman, the Wall Street economist. Before the Fed can cut rates, he said, it must weigh the decline in credit quality against the need to get the market moving again.
The corporate debt market has grown enormously in recent years, expanding to accommodate the burgeoning capital needs of hundreds of companies. Although most investors focus on the stock market, the corporate bond market dwarfs it in size.
AND the gap is widening. So far this year, companies have raised only $146 billion from new stock issues, compared with $935 billion in the corporate bond market, according to Thomson Financial Securities Data. The peak of corporate issuance came in 1998 when $1.2 trillion worth of bonds came to market, up from $433 billion raised in 1995.
But lately, issuance has slowed considerably as the roster of troubled companies has started to swell. Just last Tuesday, ICG Communications, a telecommunications and internet service provider in Englewood, Colo., filed for bankruptcy. The company, whose stock had traded as high as $39 a share last March, had $2.2 billion in long-term bonds on its balance sheet before the bankruptcy.
And, to cite just one other example among many, on May 17, GST Telecommunications, a Vancouver voice and data services provider, declared bankruptcy. Although Time Warner bought its assets, it paid only 70 percent of the book value of the company's plant, property and equipment. That left just 50 cents on the dollar for bondholders.
As bond investors have digested those corporate difficulties, their appetite for risk has shrunk markedly. Many companies needing cash and willing to pay high interest rates for it have been out of luck. The total amount of money raised in high-yield bonds this year will probably be around half the $99.7 billion raised in 1999, according to Merrill Lynch. In October, only seven high-yield bond issues came to market, raising a total of $1.63 billion. In October 1999, 17 high-yield bond issues raised $3.3 billion from investors.
Meanwhile, the sickliness of the corporate bond market is also seen in the rising interest rates that high-yield issues must pay to attract investors. According to Merrill Lynch, such bonds now yield 13.34 percent, up from the 10.3 percent demanded by investors in September 1998, when Long-Term Capital Management was sinking and the capital markets stood still. And high-yield bonds are trading at yields that are almost 9 percentage points higher than comparable Treasury securities. The difference between those two yields is called the spread.
Today's high yields and high spreads suggest that investors realize that many companies issuing high-yield debt confront much greater risks than they faced two years ago. That is because in the crisis of 1998, even though one big participant was teetering, the overall balance sheets of most issuers remained healthy. Then, the underlying credit fundamentals of high-yield companies were better than they are now, according to Ravi Suria, the convertible bond analyst at Lehman Brothers who became famous for his in-depth and scathing report on Amazon.com last June (from which its stock never recovered). In a recent report on heavy debt among telecommunications companies, he argues that the market's current problems will be more difficult to emerge from. He said that is because the problems are tied to declining credit quality of underlying issuers that have continued to add leverage in the face of falling growth rates.


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PARKERSBURG - A partially constructed, abandoned structure on Altman Avenue has been the source of complaints for several years and is now before the Wood County Commission for possible action.
John Reed, county director of building permits and compliance officer, said the property, 1008 Altman Ave., is at the corner of Altman Avenue and Hill Street, and was brought before the Wood County Abandoned and Dilapidated Building Committee earlier this month.
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Property at Altman and Hill streets off Core Road has been the subject of neighbors' complaints for several years.
The hearing on the property was on Monday's commission agenda, but the address listed for the property was actually for the current property owner, Premier Bank in Ravenswood.
Prosecutor Jason Wharton advised the commissioners since the actual address for the property was not listed, the commission could discuss the matter, but could not take any action.
The commissioners decided to allow comments and discuss the matter but tabled any action until their next meeting Sept. 5.
"The first references to this property appear in the files as of August 2011. At that time I contacted the bank which owned the property and I was advised there was a buyer for the property so we closed the file for a while, but nothing happened with the property," Reed said.
"Construction on the house began in 2010. The partial structure has been exposed since that time. It's pretty well rotten, and we feel it is in an unsafe condition," Reed said, showing the commissioners photographs.
"I'm concerned if a child gets in there, the subfloor is pretty moldy and it's been weathered for all those years; if someone got in there, it's going to fall through, and there is an 8-foot basement in there," Reed said.
"It is eroding around the foundation; there has been exposed wood lying around on the property since construction started, and it hasn't been mowed and there is a lot of overgrown vegetation," Reed said.
Certified letters were sent to the bank as the property owner and the property was brought before the Abandoned and Dilapidated Building Committee.
"That meeting was held on Aug. 7 and the committee voted to bring it to the county commission and to have county engineer Bill Brown formally condemn the property," Reed said.
No one representing the bank attended the hearing or the meeting on Monday.
Several neighbors attended, and raised concerns about snakes, mice, mosquitoes and the unsafe conditions on the property. One property owner asked the property be secured if nothing else was done.
"The county has the authority to demolish the structure and place a lien on the property to recoup the costs," Commissioner Blair Couch told the neighbors.
Brown told the commissioners neighboring property owners have tried to mow to keep down the insect infestation.
"There are also problems with water flow. There are materials lying around, and the structure itself is questionable; timbers are cracking and the wood is deteriorating," Brown said. "It is totally unacceptable as a residence in the condition it's in."
Brown noted the property needs to be regraded to allow for proper drainage.
"I was contacted about the property, and I visited it. It is bad; there is water in the basement; it's a terrible situation," Commissioner Steve Gainer said. "I will recommend next Thursday we do something."
Neighbors said water runoff from the property is draining onto their land and that someone has removed building materials from the site.
Neighbor Bonnie Snodgrass said the property is a detriment to surrounding property values.
"We like to sit outside and we are constantly killing huge mosquitoes; it's a health hazard," she said.
"We see snakes going through there," said Lindsey Cross.
Other neighbors said they could smell the mold on the property.
Officials said the bank had given the former property owner a construction loan and a frame for a house was put in, then the bank repossessed the property.
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I'm a new manager in an established, extremely deep dynasty league with mostly standard scoring. At the moment, the rosters run much deeper than my prospect knowledge. My roster is very young, and not likely to be competitive for a year or two. I've been offered Joe Pavelski and Alex Steen for Davis Desharnais, Steve Downie, Jake Gardiner and Nick Leddy. I'd appreciate your thoughts on whether or not I'd be giving up too much potential down the road to pick up a guy like Pavelski, who would instantly be my best and most established player. Thanks.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
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Personally, I wouldn't make this trade considering how young your team is, you aren't going to be super competative, even with the addition of these guys, it will actually set you back.
Looking at your stats here are Pavelski's numbers the last 3 years, as he is the only real value you are getting in this deal, personally I'd stay away from Steen. Yes you'll get yourself a 4 time 20 goal scorer and he'll more than likely do it again but his other stats aren't top of the league by any means, they are about average.
G, A, +/-, PIM, PPP, HITs
31, 30, 18, 31, 18, 50
20, 46, 10, 24, 28, 61
25, 26, 1, 26, 13, 58
If it means anything, Dobber has him at 52 out of the top 100 players in regards to a Roto league, just behind fellow teammates Thornton, Boyle, Clowe and Couture which often is helpful when looking at all the categories you have for Head to head. But this also shows where he falls against the guys he plays with.
Desharnais had 60 points last year on a horrible Habs team and 20 PPP, he's bound to match that or be very close next season as he's become a go to guy with the club, with many more years in him. PIMs he had 24 and +/- a 10 so not far off. The only exception will be the hits stat, even then he had 33 which is respectable.
Then he's looking to get Downie from you? Sure, Downie suffers a lot from Games played, but when he does play and when he's in a Head to Head league, he usually helps a lot. He won't usually wow you in the points or +/- area, but his Hits and PIMs make him one of the best in that category when you are able to dress him. And if he does get points that night, it's a bonus. Guys like him are worth a lot in these leagues and I wouldn't move him.
Leddy played his 1st full season last year, has been considered one of the more offensive guys in Hawks system and he's young. His 37 points last year and 67 hits should improve, along with his +/- and PP time. PIM's aren't his thing though as he only had 10.
Jake Gardiner though, he's a question. People expect him to be the next big quarter back on the PP for the laughs. He should improve on his 30 points, and you can expect his 52 hits to increase as that's another thing this big defender is known for, which means he'll more than likely double or triple his 18 PIMs from last year. He will always suffer from a bad +/- though.
So I'd wait and watch these guys develope as you'll likely get production of close match out of two of them.
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In a nutshell, do NOT make this trade.
What's your full roster? How many teams in league? H2H, rotisserie or points? Need more info
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20 Team H2H league. Scoring categories are G, A, +/-, PIM, PPP, HITs.
Here's my full roster:
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David Legwand
Shawn Matthias
Jonathan Huberdeau
Jiri Tlusty
Marcel Goc
Darren Helm
Nick Spaling
Andrew Desjardins
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Quinton Howden
Jared Knight
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MARTINSBURG - It took a thief for Martinsburg to shake itself free of Musselman Thursday night.
With Musselman positioned to take its first lead of the game during the fourth quarter, Kierra Basey snatched away the opportunity midway through the period.
She picked off Brianna Caison's pass in the lane, raced down the court for a layup and was fouled in the process. Basey converted the three-point play to extend Martinsburg's lead to four points and later made another key steal that led to another breakaway layup as the Bulldogs pulled away by converting 7 of 8 free throws in the final minute for a 48-35 victory over the Applemen.
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While both teams delivered solid defensive performances, no plays were bigger than Basey's steal with the Bulldogs in front 30-29 and then when she stole the ball again and fed the ball ahead to Jasmyn Hosby for a layup to begin a nine-point run by Martinsburg in the final minute.
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That's because while the game didn't portend to be a 13-point affair throughout, Hall thought it could've been - maybe more
"It is (closer) until you figure we missed 10 wide-open layups," he said. "If we execute and finish, we're not in so many close games."
To Musselman coach Amanda Burge, it's a matter of her squad "cleaning up" some things, especially the "mental mistakes" from which the Applemen are suffering.
"We score, then we go down on defense and give them an offensive rebound," Burge said. "We score, go back down and foul them on the shot to put them on the free-throw line for an'and-one.' We score, then come down and let them drive right to the basket. Then we come down and throw it away."
The throw-away was the most-disasterous play after Musselman narrowed a 28-23 lead to start the final quarter to a single point as Nichole Henderson -who accounted for 60 percent of Musselman's scoring -made six free throws.
But Basey thwarted Muselman's opportunity to take a lead and Emily Funkhouser gave Martinsburg a six-point lead by making two foul shots.
Stacey Potter made a 3-point from atop the key for Musselman and then hit two free throws to keep the Applemen within three points each time, but Musselman didn't score over the last 1:34 after Caison made one free throw.
Hosby and Kiana Bullett, who scored just a free throw in the second half, led Martinsburg with 12 points apiece.
Henderson scored a game-high 21points. Caison was next with six points.
"We were all over them (on defense)," Hall said, "and kept them to one person scoring. You know Nichole 'Henderson's going to get her points."
At one point of the first half, the score was Martinsburg 17, Henderson 11. A 3-pointer by Kyra Burnett, fresh off the bench, finally put a second scorer in the book for Musselman with 1:23 left before halftime.
Martinsburg held a 22-16 halftime lead that narrowed to 26-23 at the end of the third quarter.
Henderson's halfcourt shot at the buzzer bounced off the backboard and front of the rim to deny the Applemen a tie.
The defensive effort of Henderson on Hosby really pleased Burge.
"Am I pround of my girls?" Burge asked. "Yes. And for not backing down.
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Here are some of the stocks we'll be watching in today's trading session.
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Canning Stock Route : Part 2 – Statistics, Logistics
Continuing where we left off, Part 2 will be a bit of the nitty-gritty about the Canning Stock Route as a whole, and the logistics that went into making our traverse possible. A lot of the info here may well be repeated by Tom on his own blog, but I suppose it is always worth having multiple perspectives on these sorts of things…
It is certainly worth noting that, before Tom mentioned the CSR to me almost 2 years ago now, I'd never heard of the route. So this was all his idea, and as I reminded him on a few occasions during the expedition, his fault. In all fairness to him, as soon as I did even the smallest amount of research about what had been proposed to me, I was in. Stoked. And the planning began…
I won't pretend to be any sort of Canning Stock Route expert, or historian, so I'll simply highlight a few resources that I found particularly helpful, while planning for our attempt at the route.
♦ Wikipedia actually does a fairly good job of describing the route, with all sorts of interesting tidbits on history, useage, and the aboriginal importance along the CSR. The only aspect worth disputing here is that the northern terminus of the CSR is technically at the community of Billiluna, not Hall's Creek which lies about 175km farther north, along the Tanami Highway. 4WDers, who are the predominant users of the track, often refer to Hall's Creek as either the beginning or the end, depending on their chosen direction of travel, as it is a 'proper' town with most services. Billiluna is a very small aboriginal community, with only very limited services. The community of Wiluna is at the southern terminus, and is a larger aboriginal community, with a bit more established range of services available to the common traveller.
The Canning Stock Route is known to be one of the most remote, and inaccessible tracks on the planet, and while being a fairly popular 4WD adventure, sort of an Outback Safari if you will, human-powered transport is a fairly rare occurrence. As I am a cyclist first and foremost, and our objective was to traverse the route un-supported by bicycle, the following are a few of the people and projects that I find particularly interesting. These were also instrumental in our planning and inspiration.
♦ In 2004, Kate Leeming was indeed the first person to complete a traverse of the CSR on a bicycle. This effort, although supported by 4WD, is wildly impressive, not only from the 'first ascent' side of things, but for the fact alone that it was completed on a conventional mountain bike, rather than a fatbike. Well done.
♦ In 2005, Jakub Postrzygacz became the first person to complete the route un-supported. Jakub employed a very early Surly Pugsley, and a modified Extrawheel trailer. His expedition was 33 days in length, from Hall's Creek to Wiluna (N to S).
♦ In 2009, Russell Worthington completed the CSR un-supported on a titanium Fatback bike, with a homemade single-wheel trailer of his own design and execution. This traverse was part of a much larger tour of 10 Australian deserts. Russell reportedly covered the CSR from Billiluna to Wiluna (N to S), in 23 days. Dang.
♦ In 2011, Martijn Boonman also completed the route un-supported with a Surly Pugsley / modified Extrawheel trailer. Martijn's expedition was 31 days in length, and again from Hall's Creek to Wiluna (N to S).
♦ While I have not done adequate research on other modes in which people have attempted or completed the CSR, it would be daft of me not to mention Gaynor Schoeman here. Tom and I met Gaynor just north of Well 11, during her solo walk down the Canning Stock Route this year. Though she had buried over 80 food and water drops along the route, Gaynor has become the first person to walk the CSR alone, and without direct support of a vehicle (and thus it's inherent support-providing driver). Tom and I discussed at length how much courage and strength it must take to exist in such a wildly sparse landscape, alone for nearly 3 months. I'm not sure many of us are capable of such a feat. It was an honour and privilege to meet you, to admire your footprints for the next hundreds of kilometres, and to share the track with you, if only for a few brief minutes. Very, very impressive.
The following are some numerical statistics from our expedition.
♦ Distances, Time & Such
• 26 days, including 3 rest days, was the total traverse time.
• 71 km was our average daily distance, with 83 km being the longest day, and 25 km being the shortest.
• 10 kph was our average speed along the track. Considering the conditions, this is faster than I expected.
• On average, we moved for about 6 – 7 hours a day. We woke at dawn, had an hour in the middle of the day for a lunch break, and rode until about 4:30 PM each day. The days are short in the Australian desert, so it is imperative to make the most of them.
♦ Mechanical
• Punctures were really the only 'mechanical' problems we faced. I had 9 total punctures, and Tom had more than 20 (I think he stopped counting). We used Surly and Specialized tubes in the tires, and there was no real discernible difference in their puncture-resistance. If I were to attempt the CSR again (quite unlikely), I would do my best to source some large DH tubes with removable valve cores, so that some sort of latex sealant could be used in the tubes. Most of the punctures that we repaired were very small, and would likely be sealed easily by a latex sealant.
• Neither Tom nor myself broke a chain on the route. Besides requiring frequent lubing, the drivetrain on my rig was very reliable.
• 0 broken spokes, 0 bearing failures, 0 gear-related failures. It is almost embarrassing how successful our gear choices were. An expedition like this surely deserves a McGyver hero story, no? Maybe next time…
♦ Nutritional
• 35 days worth of food was packed onto each of our rigs for the traverse. We did not exactly know what to expect from ourselves, in terms of the time the route would require. When we realized that our pace was much quicker than expected, we began eating about 1.5 x our daily rations, in order to keep up with calorie-demand which became greater as the days piled up.
We ate mostly dehydrated and freeze-dried foods, as these foods are the most efficient in terms of bulk vs. energy provided. The following is what each of us carried as food rations.
> 70 packets of instant oatmeal
> 18 packets of Mountain Bread, along with 1.5kg of Nutella, and 1.5kg of cheap peanut butter
> 25 Backcountry Cuisine freeze-dried meals in 2-portion packs
> 10 homemade and dehydrated curry meals, prepared by Tom's wife Sarah
> 110 Muesli bars of various flavour and brand
> 15 various bags of candy, or trail mix to act as small treats or snacks during the day
> About 15 oranges, 5 apples, and 1 pear were gifted to us by passing 4WDs during the expedition.
> 0 kg coffee
• About 20kg was the total food weight for each of us.
• We each lost about 5 kg on the expedition. I think our nutritional choices were a success from this perspective. I never felt overly-hungry, to a point where I worried about running out of food. I only remember feeling close to the 'bonk point' once, and even then, the problem was solved with an extra muesli bar, a handful of sour gummy bears, and a swig of water.
• Water consumption varied from about 6 L in total (drinking + cooking) per day, to over 8 L total per day in the northern, hotter end of the CSR.
• 40 L was our carrying capacity for water, each.
> We never had to carry more than 30 L of water. From Well 26 to Well 33 was our longest stretch without a water source, some 225km.
> On average, we mostly had 10-20 L of water on board at any given time along the route.
From a logistical standpoint, this expedition was extremely straightforward. Given the remote location of the track, the availability of services on the route (essentially none), and the limited water sources, there isn't a huge amount of planning and strategizing required, once on the CSR proper. The following are a few bits of planning and logistical consideration that went into making our traverse a success.
♦ After careful consideration of previous successful attempts at cycling the CSR, Tom and I decided to begin our traverse in Wiluna, at the southern terminus. We had received reports that some of the salt lakes at the northern end of the route were very muddy in mid-July, due to unseasonal rains earlier in the month. Unfortunately another cycling attempt, that began in Billiluna (northern terminus) in late June, failed to cross these lakes, and was forced to turn back. We had been excited by the notion of attempting the route in a direction that had never been completed before, and the prospect that the mud would have much more time to dry up by the time we saw it, sealed the deal. We are the first to have ridden the CSR un-supported, from the south to the north.
♦ We were fortunate, in that Tom and Sarah live in Fremantle, a suburb of Perth. So, this made transport to Wiluna much easier, and stress-free. As far as I know, there is no public transport into the community of Wiluna. Sarah agreed to drop us off, and then subsequently meet us in Billiluna at the other end of the CSR, some 4.5 weeks later. She herself had quite the brave adventure, in that instead of returning to Fremantle with their 3-month-old son, Sarah decided to have a dirt road adventure, exploring many of the lesser-explored backroads in the Western Australian deserts and tropics. Little Bryn, only now into his 4th month, has already seen more of Western Australia than most Australians!
♦ There are 51 marked wells along the CSR. All of these wells were sunk by Canning's survey party in 1908, and only about 10 of them remain in use (all others have fallen into ruins). These 10 wells have been restored, to some degree, by various 4WD clubs in order to provide refill points for motorized vehicular travellers. We made use of all of the 'restored' wells along the route.
♦ While route-finding is not a major concern on the CSR, both Tom and I carried GPS devices. It is very handy and reassuring to know you are on the correct track, especially when departing wells. Often times, several tracks intersect and carry on into the foreseeable distance. Being able to choose the correct track is useful in saving valuable time and effort from backtracking. We also used our GPS devices for logging distances, speed, and time.
♦ There is no form of electronic communication on the CSR, obviously. Previous expeditions have carried satellite phones, but we opted simply for a SPOT Gen. II device, from which we sent locations twice daily, but could not receive any sort of communication. I think this was a wise choice, as it kept the expedition with a feeling of remoteness, which is often difficult to achieve in our digital age.
Otherwise, that's it. Nothing else to do but pedal…
See you in a bit…
5 Comments
rob says:
awwww, dammit Scott! why tell such a great tale?? why?!?! i have a silly urge to look at maps of Australia now!
John says:
Great write-up Scott from both you and Tom. The Canning has been on my to-do list for quite some time, but in the comfort of a 4WD. This has got me re-thinking it. Your detailed analysis in breaking down the journey almost makes the Canning sound doable to the average punter, which I know it to be anything but!
When you say 'We never had to carry more than 30 L of water', was that each or between you?
Thanks so much again for sharing this with us.
Gaynor says:
In 2014 there were 8 foot powered attempts on the Canning Stock Route. One is still in progress as of 27 Aug 2014. The other 7 failed to complete, most turning back within the first 100km. Tom and Scott made the Canning look easy last year because they were superbly prepared for the task. Please don't underestimate the toughness of the CSR. Due to the numerous failures this year and televised interview of the two walkers medical emergency evacuation, there is now a permit system that foot powered adventurers have to apply for and according to the documentation, it is NOT automatically granted.
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