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1989 yj... new toy... many questions.
i picked up my first jeep down in louisiana, when i got it the lift was unknown, soa, chevy 3/4 ton axles, 4.56 gears, tc drop, and 42" tsl's. my guesstimate is a 2 inch body lift, possibly 5 or 6 inches in the leafs and shackles, and 2 inch blocks. i wanna get rid of the blocks (never trusted em) but keep relativley the same ride hieght give or take a couple inches.
-what leafsprings would compensate for the blocks being removed?
-anyone ever tried frankenstiening different makes and models?
-how much would these leafs run?
main concern is good flex, and long life. mine are sagging. i could care less about how it rides on the pavement.
also im trying to figure out how to take off the dash panel so i can redo wiring.
any help would be greatly appreciated and awarded with a freeze frame mid air high five
Alcon makes some nice soa springs.
Yeah Ive heard their springs have phenomenal flex. Do you know where they're located out of?
lol! I'm stupid. It's alcan spring. Anyway....
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And yes they will flex for you. Not cheap but what is for a jeep really.
Haha its alright, I knew what you ment. I did a little research and ive seen guys putting waggy springs on their yjs. Since I already have the shackle lift I think it would be safe to assume that they would work, and the 7 stack would last alot longer than my 4. Plus the price for junk springs or even new ones is alot cheaper. Infantry budget isnt all its cracked up to be haha
Those work but I am unsure how much lift they would give you to equal out taking out the blocks. In theory they should give you a couple inches so they might work and removing the blocks is a good idea imho.
I think you can get new waggy springs for around a hundred a piece. I am not sure i would get used ones because they could be shot too. Just remember you'll get a bit of stretch out of them too so be aware of that considering clearence.
Can anybody tell me the name of the seal between the Tcase and the tranny I'm kind of new with jeeps
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Onward! To Ur!
Without another argument, a month had passed. Agustus had the inclination to crush everything once in a while, though that was hardly out of the ordinary. His constant twist of moods were becoming less erratic though. Extra training had helped him vent out the more violent emotions, and silent meditation kept his mind focused on more productive thoughts. Productivity like now being able to de-robe with a mere thought, and getting the clothes to rest on his assigned bunk most of the time.
It had been a relatively cool evening when word had passed through that orders had been given to get a caravan together and towards the great city of Ur. Probably for directives before actually heading to confrontation zones.
Augustus had stolen looks at the latest reports earlier in the week. Another couple of attacks, but this time the lizards were tracking bigger prey. A large band of merchants had moved through a relatively inactive part of the desert, and were decimated even with a total of thirty hired guards around them. Some of the enlisted had even named one thought responsible for over two hundred dead "Wretched Temper". Every week, Wretched Temper's mood seemed to get worse. More would die, and more would die in a twisting inferno or be torn to shreds and devoured.
This was no longer a battle against small scale incursions. This was an actual tactical war. It would be necessary to isolate the zones where attacks occurred, form new trade routes around them, and secure the important places that had been overrun.
"Wake up swine. It is time." Growled one of the men below.
"Silence. I am awake. I simply chose to ignore you all. " Agustus replied with bare minimum movement of his lips.
"Lovely. Get yourself moving and into some armor. You take first watch today."
Augustus raised an eyebrow and opened the adjacent eye, "Very well then. But you should know I sleep in my armor."
The void user, smugly opened his cloak to show the shimmer of his silver armor. It had been a lie, he had voided it on earlier when he had awoke, but he liked to make others feel unprepared.
"Right, fine." The man sighed, walking back away through the open barracks door.
It took well into late morning for everyone to eventually get moving. Augustus learned that first watch got it easy, they got to ride the perimeter guard of horses while all other trudged tiredly behind.
"Half way to the light door!" Hollered a captain who took point.
"I drew my blade to settle the score!" Came a unanimous chant.
"One, two, three were dead!"
"Bathed in that bowl of red!"
An old chant. Alluding to a great battle that had occurred on distant Steppes. It had been said enough blood had been spilled that it filled the dry basin(Bathed in a bowl of red).
Augustus was actually quite satisfied since joining these soldiers. It was nice to have company for once, and even though he acted like a bastard on the outside, he had truly pleasant feelings within.
"And on we march through flame and steel!"
Perhaps this was the right path.


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Check out who's clinched the award for our favourite fashion moment of the day!
It's been a talking point across coffee tables nationwide and the answer has finally emerged...
Nothing conjures great debate in our nation more than the Great British Bake Off.
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A recent Law Society council resignation has reopened the possibility of the Trainee Solicitors Group (TSG) gaining representation. A TSG member intends to stand in the forthcoming by-election.
Robert Roscoe, who resigned his City of Westminster seat in December last year, leaves the door open for Charles Fraser, assistant solicitor at Witham Weld and member of the TSG, to run in the by-election, the results of which will be announced later this month.
The TSG made an application for a seat to the council membership committee on 27 January, as reported in The Lawyer last week. The committee's recommendations will be put before the Law Society council in March.
The current move follows the TSG's failed attempt to secure a seat on the council last year.
Fraser says he fully supports the TSG's application for a seat, although he is also standing for a seat in his own right, which, as a qualified solicitor, he is entitled to do.
Fraser states that: "The fact that I am standing is not going to affect the application by the TSG."
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Friday, August 11, 2006
A collection of short inspirational love stories from thirteen emerging authors:
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Airlie Gardens has unveiled its slate of musical performers for its 2015 summer concert series.
A concert will take place the first and third Fridays of the month from May until September. Along with returning favorites, though, this year's program will offer several new local acts, including The Midatlantic Band, Boba Funk, and The Other Guys, according to a news release from New Hanover County.
"We love seeing people of all ages enjoying great music in such a beautiful setting," Airlie Gardens' Development Manager Janine Powell said. "All of us here look forward to shaking off the winter and welcoming summer in such a fun way."
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Girl at the Lion D'Orby Sebastian Faulks
From the author of the international bestseller Birdsong, comes a haunting historical novel of passion, loss, and courage set in France between the two world wars. This Vintage Original edition marks its first appearance in the United States.
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"Beautifully written andextraordinarily moving."The Sunday Times (London)
From the author of the international bestseller Birdsong, comes a haunting historical novel of passion, loss, and courage set in France between the two world wars. This Vintage Original edition marks its first appearance in the United States.
On a rainy night in the 1930s, Anne Louvet appears at the run-down Hotel du Lion d'Or in the village of Janvilliers. She is seeking a job and a new life, one far removed from the awful injustices of her past. As Anne embarks on a torrential love affair with a married veteran of the Great War, The Girl at the Lion d'Or fashions an unbreakable spell of narrative and atmosphere that evokes French masters from Flaubert to Renoir.
"This moving and profound novel is perfectly constructed, and admirable in its configurations of place and period."The Times (London)
"I would urge those who appreciatedThe French Lieutenant's Woman to try this one. They may well think it superior."Sunday Telegraph (London)
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- Gale Group
- Publication date:
- 09/28/2000
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- 365
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In those days the station in Janvilliers had an arched glass roof over the southbound platform as if in imitation of the big domes of St. Lazare. When it rained, the impact of the water set up a nervy rattle as the glass echoed and shook against the fancy restraint of its iron framework. There was a more modest rumble emitted by the covered footbridge, while from the gutters there came an awful martyred gurgling as they sought out broken panes and unmended masonry down which to spit the water that was choking them. The thin sound of the locomotive's wheeze as it braced itself for its final three stops up the coast was thus barely audible to the two people who alighted from the train that damp but not untypical Monday night.
One was the driver, who was following the custom of years by climbing down from his cab, hat pulled over his ears, and racing to the side door of the station buffet where his glass of brandy would be waiting for him. There was no time for conversation-just a quick gulp and he was gone, as usual, scuttling back up the platform, hoisting himself aboard with a word to the fireman and a reinvigorated haul on the levers as the engine hissed and the train set off to arrive, as usual, a minute and a half late at its next stop.
The other was a slight, dark-haired girl with two heavy suitcases, frowning into the rain and trying not to feel frightened. She stood in the doorway of the ticket hall, hoping someone would have been sent to fetch her. "Be brave, little Anne, be brave," old Louvet, her guardian, would have said to her if he had been sober, or there, or-for all Anne knew-alive. After a time she did see the long bending approach of headlights, but the carcircled the fountains in the middle of the square and disappeared in a spray of water.
Louvet, who thought himself a philosopher, had a theory that all unhappiness was a version of the same feeling. As Anne felt a tremor of abandonment, gazing over the rainy square, she pictured him explaining to her: "When the good Lord made this world from the infinite number of possibilities open to him and selected-from another limitless pool-the kind of misery that his creatures should be subject to, he selected only one model. The moment of bereavement. Death, desertion, betrayal-all the same thing. The child sent from its parents, the widow, the lover abandoned-they all feel the same emotion which, in its most extreme form, finds expression in a cry." Practice had given an almost religious eloquence to Louvet's blasphemous conclusion: "One cannot, my dear Anne, escape the conviction that the good Lord was, if not unimaginative, then at least rather simple."
Anne, who was not a philosopher, saw a dripping form, male by the look of it and wrapped in a cape, approach her from the darkness. His voice was rough and grudging. "Are you the waitress? For the Hotel du Lion d'Or?" His face now appeared in what light spilled over from the yellow lamp in the ticket hall. He was a youth of about nineteen with thick black eyebrows and dark curls stuck against his forehead under a leather cap. He had an extinguished cigarette between his teeth and his cheeks were traumatised by spots.
"Yes, that's right. Who are you?"
"I work there. My name's Roland. I've got the van. The boss said to come and pick you up. It's over here."
He led the way, shambling in a mixture of embarrassment and an attempt to keep dry by wrapping his cape around him, which caused his knees to come too close together. Anne followed, struggling to keep up under the handicap of the heavy suitcases. Roland took her round the back of the station yard and gestured to a small van. He unlashed the canvas from the open back and gestured to her to throw in her suitcases. With considerable swearing and violence towards the tinny machine, he succeeded in making it creep, then jerk, then rush across the darkened square as he fought to locate the gears. Nervous at what might be waiting for her, Anne began to talk.
"What do you do at the hotel?"
"Stuff no one else wants to do. Boots. Washing up. Waiter on Sundays."
"Do you come from here?"
"Yes. Never been away. Don't really want to. I went to Paris once."
"Did you like it?"
"Why not?"
"Don't know."
"I've come from Paris."
Roland made no reply but pulled back the window on his side of the van and pushed at the little windscreen wiper. The rubber had almost worn away on the fragile stick, and its small motor functioned properly only in dry weather. Roland peered forward in an attempt to see through the misty swath that the wiper cut intermittently across the glass. Anne couldn't think what to say to him; it seemed rude not to make conversation, but she didn't want to distract him.
"Do you often drive this van?"
"No. Well, yes, it's not that I'm not used to it, of course. I drive it just as much as anyone else. But petrol, you know."
"Is the boss very mean then?"
"No, it's Madame. He couldn't care less."
"Madame his wife?"
"No. Madame Bouin, the manageress. The Cow. She thinks we should only go to the market once a week and load up. You know, the big market down the road. The rest of the time we have to get the stuff from here. She sends us on foot."
"If you only go to the big market once a week, doesn't the food get stale?"
Roland's nose emitted a snort of what might have been laughter. "Makes no difference to Bruno. It all tastes like pig shit, what he does with it."
They negotiated the perimeter of another square, with the town hall, a curious building beneath a black slate roof in the grand eighteenth-century manner, in one corner. They drove on in silence down a street called the rue des Ecoles, swung sharply left and found themselves face to face with the Hotel du Lion d'Or.
"I hadn't realised it was so near. I could have walked," said Anne.
"Easily," Roland agreed, getting out of the van. "It was the old man, apparently. The Patron. Said I should come. I was playing cards."
"I'm sorry,-"
But Roland had gone, shuffling down a small alley by the hotel and vanishing into the night. Perhaps the other card players had waited for him, their hands concealed face down on some kitchen table. Perhaps they had cut the pack to see who should have the chore of picking up the wretched girl. Anne breathed in deeply.
The hotel was secluded from the square by a courtyard and a grey wall with a pair of rusting iron gates. Anne heaved her cases up to the front doors through whose glass panels she could make out a broad lobby, leading up to a staircase in the crook of which was the concierge's desk. She was aware of a woman behind it watching her as the suitcases dripped gently on to the parquet floor. She put them down on a threadbare mat in front of the counter.
"Mademoiselle?" It was the woman behind the desk who spoke, her voice not so much interrogative as menacing. Mme. Bouin, Anne supposed. Her eyes had a calm quality despite the fact that one of them was monstrously enlarged by the thick lens of her spectacles. Her bearing managed to combine world-weariness with a feline state of readiness. Anne had a sense that anything she herself might say would have been anticipated by this woman, and nothing she could devise would please her. Presumably she behaved in the same way with the guests.
"I've come to take the waitress job."
"Have you now? Then why have you come through the front door? I understood from Monsieur the Patron that you had had previous experience of hotel work. Is this what you were told is normal?"
The woman's voice remained as level as her eyes.
"I'm sorry, I-I didn't know the way in. The young man who brought me, Roland, he-" Anne checked herself, fearing to bring Mme. Bouin's displeasure on to Roland, who had been anxious only to finish his game of cards.
"Where did he go?"
"I'm not sure. It was kind of him to come and pick me up on a night like this."
Mme. Bouin said nothing. Instead, she took a card from among a sheaf of papers in front of her. "Details. Insurance and so on," she said, handing the card across the desk.
"Do I have to do it now?"
Again the woman said nothing but swivelled on her chair and took the handset from a telephone switchboard which she cranked vigorously by hand. She spoke fast and indistinctly. Anne noticed a pile of needlework on the table beneath the board from which hung the numbered bedroom keys. She took the forms and a pen from the desk.
Surname: Louvet. She had grown used to this lie. The local lawyer had advised her as a child to abandon her family name when it was appearing daily in the newspapers. Forenames: Anne Marie Th?r?se. These, at least, and the date of her birth, she could give truthfully. Her handwriting was determined and precise. By the space for "Previous Place of Employment" she put the name of a caf? near the Gare Montparnasse. Next of kin: she wrote down the name of Louvet, her assumed father, blurring with skilled certainty, though not without a qualm, the lines of her identity.
She handed back the completed card to Mme. Bouin. "When will I meet Monsieur the Patron?"
"Monsieur the Patron? How should I know? He has the hotel to run and his other duties to attend to. Monsieur the Patron is an extremely busy man. Here now, you had better follow me." Mme. Bouin stood up and circled the counter. She was much taller than Anne had expected. Her grey dress was inflated by a large bosom on which rested a gold chain and a handful of keys; she walked with an agile bustling movement, pulling a black cardigan about her shoulders as she led Anne to the foot of the stairs.
"You may use the front stairs tonight. At all other times you will use the back stairs."
She went ahead up the thinning carpet. Anne watched the black-stockinged legs in their plain black shoes recede before her, briskly mounting the main sweep of the staircase and turning up another narrower set of stairs, then down a corridor lined with wardrobes and out on to a landing with a bare wooden floor.
Mme. Bouin indicated a further, twisting and carpetless flight of stairs. "Your room is at the top. There is a staff bathroom at the end of this passage on the left, though you must ask in advance if you wish to take a bath. Hot water is restricted and staff are not expected to bathe more than twice a week. You will find a jug and bowl in your room which are adequate for daily washing. You will be required in the kitchen at six-thirty tomorrow morning."
Anne heard the rattle of keys on Mme. Bouin's bosom as she returned the way they had come. Alone again, Anne looked around her.
The bedroom she had been allotted was under the eaves of the Hotel du Lion d'Or and its single window overlooked a back yard where she could see only filmy rain tumbling into the dark. There was an iron bedstead, a plain wooden chair, a small writing table and a chest of drawers with, as Mme. Bouin had promised, a jug and bowl. A curtain in the corner concealed a hanging area for clothes which contained a black uniform. Although the room was plain and small, the rafters that slanted diagonally from above the window gave it a secure rather than imprisoning feeling; the agonised Christ above the bed could be moved somewhere he would be less visibly tormented; the bed linen, though rough and thinning, was clean; the bare floor, even if it was made only from boards, not parquet, had been scrubbed; and above the writing table hung a picture of a medieval knight.
Everything Anne owned was in her two suitcases. Her favourite possession, a second-hand gramophone with a cracked but sonorous horn attachment, she had had to sell, since it was too heavy to carry and she didn't think the Patron would approve of the sound of dance music coming from a servant's room. The records themselves she had been unable to part with-half a dozen heavy black plates in brown paper covers which she stowed in the bottom drawer of the chest.
Anne had left her door a few inches ajar so anyone on the landing below could see her light and might then be tempted to come and talk to her. Apart from Roland, Mme. Bouin and the Patron, she had no idea who else the staff might comprise, but she hoped there would be at least someone who would be a friend for her-a girl of her own age, perhaps, with a big family in the town where she would be taken at weekends. When alone, Anne constructed fantasies of a kind in which the events were all conceivable but in which the crucial element of luck ran well for her. She didn't want to live in a grand manor with cavernous rooms and wooded lands, but in one of those simple houses behind gates where children could be seen playing on the sandy paths and a dog padded silently across the grass. If once she saw such a place, her fantasy was unstoppable and she would bare its inner rooms to her scanning eye, and reshape, recolour and repeople them until they contained what she wanted.
With her clothes unpacked, she arranged her half dozen books along the top of the writing table and propped her picture-a view of Paris roofs, layered and rainswept-on the chest of drawers. On the writing table, next to the books, she placed a photograph of her mother, taken fifteen years before. She wore a formal, posed expression which did not quite conceal a look of timid puzzlement about the eyes.
The rain had stopped when Anne closed the shutters on the small window, though from outside she could hear the water that had gathered as it dripped from the eaves and rang on the paved courtyard below. She pushed her door a little further open and listened. She could hear the sound of crockery, distantly, and of a door banging, but otherwise nothing. Most people, she guessed, would now be in bed, so it was too late to ask Mme. Bouin or anyone else whether it was permissible for her to have a bath. She took her dressing-gown from behind the curtain and went quietly down the twisting staircase and along the corridor to the bathroom. She went in and locked the door, a simple action which caused an eruption of furtive activity backstairs.
Meet the Author
Sebastian Faulks was born in 1953 and educated at Wellington College and Cambridge. He was a journalist and reviewer for fourteen years and is now a full-time writer. His novels include Birdsong, A Fool's Alphabet, The Girl at the Lion D'Or and Charlotte Gray. He has also edited The Vintage Book of War Stories.
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Red Lentil Curry2014-03-29
- Cuisine: Indian
- Course: Lunch or Dinner
- Skill Level: Easy
- Yield : 4 bowls
- Prep Time : 5m
- Cook Time : 30m
- Ready In : 35m
Sizzling tomato curry sauce spiced with coriander, ginger, and garlic is poured into tender red lentils, then topped with fresh cilantro. Don't let the long ingredient list fool you; red lentil curry is a cinch to make, and at only $1 per serving a real delight to the wallet.
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Cost per Bowl: $1
- 1 cup red lentils
- 1 yellow onion, chopped
- 1 tbsp vegetable oil
- 1 tsp cumin seeds
- 1 large tomato
- 2 garlic cloves
- 1 inch ginger
- 4 tsp red curry paste
- 2 tsp curry powder
- 2 tsp ground coriander
- ½ tsp cayenne pepper
- 1 tsp salt
- chopped cilantro for garnish
1. Add lentils and 3½ cups of water to a pot. Bring to a low boil, then cover and reduce heat to simmer for 20 minutes.
2. While the lentils cook, heat vegetable oil in a large pan over medium heat. Add cumin seeds and onion. Sautee for 5 minutes.
3. Puree the tomato, garlic, ginger, red curry paste, curry powder, ground coriander, cayenne pepper, and salt in a blender to make the curry sauce.
4. Pour the curry sauce over the onions. Simmer for 5 minutes, until thickened.
5. The red lentils should now be ready. Drain any excess water from the lentils, then stir the curry and onions into the pot with the lentils.
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Total fat5 g
Saturated fat1 g
Sodium678 mg
Total carbohydrates36 g
Dietary fiber17 g
Sugar4 g
Protein14 g
Vitamin A14%
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Am I Really a Christian? (1 of 12) by Jonathan McLeod
This content is part of a series.Am I Really a Christian? (1 of 12)
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Jonathan McLeod
1 John 1:1-4
And we are writing these things so that our joy may be complete (v. 4).
The author of 1 John was probably the apostle John. (There are many similarities between 1 John and the Gospel of John.) John probably wrote this letter while he was living in Ephesus. It was probably sent to churches in cities near Ephesus. A possible date for 1 John is the early nineties A.D.
[Read 1 John 1:1-4.]
When I was around 18 years old, I would mail baseball cards to players, asking them to sign the cards. Most of the cards were signed and mailed back to me. [Show three of these cards: Larry Walker, Paul Molitor, John Olerud.] How can I know if these signatures are authentic or not? There are tests for authenticating signatures. (Does the signature show evidence of being signed by hand? Does it look similar to authentic signatures of the same person?)
Many people wonder, ''Am I really a Christian?''
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INTRODUCTION: We report a case of organizing pneumonia (OP) and positive anti-cyclic citrullinated peptide (anti-CCP) as first manifestations of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) with subsequent progression to pulmonary fibrosis.
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DISCUSSION: Rheumatoid arthritis-associated interstitial lung disease (RA-ILD) can be the initial manifestation of RA (1). We speculate that she did not develop any joint manifestations due to the high dose steroids initially given. An OP was identified initially by open lung biopsy, which can occur but is less common than usual interstitial pneumonia and non-specific interstitial pneumonia. In addition, anti-CCP preceded appearance of a positive RF.
CONCLUSIONS: In patients who present with organizing pneumonia and anti-CCP, RA should be sought as a possible diagnosis.
1) Komiya K, Teramoto S, Kurosaki Y, et al. Organizing pneumonia with a positive result for anti-CCP antibodies as the first clinical presentation of rheumatoid arthritis. Intern Med. 2010;49(15):1605-1607.
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|Trail has been listed as a level-4 vital article in Technology. If you can improve it, please do. This article has been rated as C-Class.
|WikiProject Hiking trails
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- 1 Merging with Hiking
- 2 External links
- 3 Trail administration
- 4 Footpath
- 5 Okay I know everyone's seen a trail but......
- 6 Etymology/Usage
- 7 Alternate efinition
- 8 See also -- what should be included
- 9 Urban and suburban
- 10 Start class?
- 11 National Trails Systems
- 12 Bicycle Trails
- 13 Trail system layout
Merging with Hiking[edit]
I think that merging is not a good idea. Trail is obviously about all sorts of different trails, including cross-country ski trails and vehicular trails. Hiking trails are just a subset. I think they should remain distinct articles. -- hike395 05:25, 30 Apr 2005 (UTC)
- Agreed. Also, even if there were none of these other kinds of trails, it would make sense to have two separate articles, just as we have separate articles on skis and skiing. --Smack (talk) 17:56, 30 Apr 2005 (UTC)
Don't merge Trail article with Hiking article[edit]
Trail is a noun regarding a trail, and many trails also have mountain bikers, vehicles, etc., while "hiking" is a verb that occurs elsewhere besides only upon hiking trails. --188.8.131.52 (talk) 05:38, 6 October 2009 (UTC)--
External links[edit]
The links being posted at Hiking tend to overlap with the links here. (Also, many of the links have questionable merit, but that's a different story entirely.) We should probably figure out what topics belong here, what topics belong there, and what kinds of sites should not be linked to at all. --Smack (talk) 21:18, 14 December 2005 (UTC)
Trail administration[edit]
I think that we can write quite a bit about trail ownership, rights of way, easements and such. --Smack (talk) 23:42, 2 July 2006 (UTC)
The hatnote should be right because the rest of the world calls a trail a footpath, but unfortunately someone has made footpath the disambiguation page and footpath (disambiguation) redirects to it, so as it stands the hatnote is actually incorrect. Can an administrator please swap footpath and footpath (disambiguation). --Bermicourt (talk) 19:33, 5 February 2010 (UTC)
- I have sorted that now. PeterEastern (talk) 02:06, 4 April 2010 (UTC)
- There seems to be more than enough material about longer distance rural and wilderness trails for this article. The content about urban pedestrian/cyclist paths is almost completely lost in the article (in the 'Urban and suburban trails' section). The usage, construction and management of urban paths is very different so... should we split it out. I do note that in British English a Trail is a longer distance path which is more challenging rougher and always through open-country or hills (ie the main subject of this article). A footpath by contrast could easily be in a town and be used to get to school or the shops. Should we merge the section on urban trails into the new Footpath article and develop it there and reduce the scope of this article to rural and wilderness paths? PeterEastern (talk) 07:22, 4 April 2010 (UTC)
Okay I know everyone's seen a trail but......[edit]
......the nature the animals the peace and quiet what could be better Gabby8282 (talk) 14:58, 6 March 2010 (UTC)GAbby
Changed "Etymology/Usage" to "Usage" as there is nothing in the article as it stands about the etymology of the word. Regarding usage, it should perhaps be pointed out that the meaning of "trail" as it emerged in the 19th century is that of "a path or track worn in the wilderness" and the term is therefore of limited appropriateness in the Old World, which has little in the way of wilderness. The words "(foot)path" (for pedestrians), "(bridle)way" (for horses), and "(field)way" or "(farm)track" (for vehicles) are thus more appropriate in a European context. -- Picapica (talk) 18:09, 18 September 2010 (UTC)
Alternate efinition[edit]
I've always understood a trail as being differnt from a road or path. In the Old West there were alot of trails but, generally, none of these were roads, more like guidelines from point to point. In scouting, a "trail" refers to the signs left behind by a person or animal when they travel, whether its on a road or through the middle of the wilderness. Just felt I should bring this up, thanks.--$1LENCE D00600D (talk) 01:11, 2 May 2012 (UTC)
See also -- what should be included[edit]
I suggest that this list should just include different types of trail, and exclude named trails and similar links, as this is not an article about long distance paths. Rwood128 (talk) 13:42, 30 December 2013 (UTC)
- In the USA, there is no such thing as a "long distance path," we call them "trails or maybe "long-distance trails." That said, the see also list is bloated and maybe should be made into a List of trails and long-distance paths or something. Thoughts? Montanabw(talk) 19:15, 30 December 2013 (UTC)
I was thinking that the list should just be for types of trail/path and that long distance hiking routes don't need to be listed here. A list already exist, List of long distance trails, and an article, Long distance trail. Is there any objection to the removal of Bicentennial National Trail, etc? Rwood128 (talk) 21:34, 30 December 2013 (UTC)
- The problem I see is that in the USA, "trail" can be of any length, the "long-distance trail" concept is almost an oxymoron, particularly in the American West. I do agree that a laundry list of trails is not needed in this article, though...for any nation. I concur wholeheartedly in removing all of those from the see also to the List of trails... Montanabw(talk) 23:20, 8 January 2014 (UTC)
Urban and suburban[edit]
Are not urban footpaths and alleys more prevalent in North America than is suggested here, especially in the cores of older cities? Also are there not also river and canal paths in some North American cities? In addition, in places like St John's, Newfoundland, Canada a large network of new urban trails has been created around lakes, along rivers and through other public land. And a quick check indicates that there has been a similar development in Toronto, Canada. Rwood128 (talk) 14:16, 30 December 2013 (UTC)
- An "alley" in America is usually that dark, damp place that cuts a block in half, usually where the trash dumpsters reside outside the back doors of various establishments. Definitely not a place for hiking! (grin) There are urban footpaths of various sorts, usually within parks or along various abandoned road right of ways. Rock Creek Park in Washington DC is an example. And yes, there are a lot of riverfront (and where we have canals) canal footpaths. But they are often called "trails" too. Do you have an idea to add these? No objection here if you do. Montanabw(talk) 19:21, 30 December 2013 (UTC)
I noticed images of two US alleys on the Alley article, including a very attractive one in California, but yes I imagine many should be avoided. There are two kinds of alley, as far as I can see, the one which is an urban footpath, and the other a 'back lane' or a service path. As I live in a North American city full of old path ways of all kind, as well newly created ones, I was curious about other places and was seeking further information. Quite what the differences is between an alley and an urban footpath I'm not sure, though I think of an an alley as a narrow pathway between buildings, which are usually very short and straight (I grew up in London, England). Park paths are another 'genre', designed for recreation rather than a link between places.
- I've just done some more research and found that Philadelphia, as I had suspected, has alleys, including the following most impressive example, Elfreth's Alley. Also both Montreal and Los Angelas are working on 'greening' their back lanes, or alleys. Rwood128 (talk) 21:18, 30 December 2013 (UTC)
Having researched alleys more, I see that North America does in fact have some very attractive alleys, including steps (stairs) in the steeper cities like Pittsburgh and San Franscisco. Some are pedestrian routes and other narrow lanes that are pedestrian friendly. There is also frequent reference to urban walking, along with jogging, descriptions of extended urban walks or hikes, and the greening of alleys. The Grand Concourse in Newfoundland, Canada, is an extensive, network of trails within several municipalities, some old rights-of way and others newly created on public land, and there must be other similar projects. North America is, therefore, not entirely different from Britain, and does have some urban footpaths, and a number are four hundred years old! I'll try and add something. Rwood128 (talk) 14:56, 8 January 2014 (UTC)
- Oh indeed, major urban areas are working on this, and the older cities here have features akin to those in the UK, I'm not saying they don't have "trails" or greenways or pathways, but it's a terminology issue - we don't really say "back lane" much, and generally, an "alley" in a city conjures up the dark, dirty, scummy, icky places behind buildings where the dumpsters go and people traveling them as a shortcut risk getting robbed. Phrasing like "urban trails" or "greenways" is better, saving "alley" only for places so named, such as your example above. As a U.S. westerner, an urban greenway is nice, but a "trail" implies something a bit more unkempt and natural (though even in the west we have trails within towns and cities, particularly along riverbanks and in parks). I won't speak to use of language in Canada, but maybe User:Diannaa could comment on Canadian concepts. Montanabw(talk) 23:20, 8 January 2014 (UTC)
Re recent edit. This is a minor point but isn't jogging quite different from running? I used to be told that I was affected because I said that I'd gone for a run (I didn't like the word jogging). But now for me exercise stations suggest jogging rather than running. But it looks like usage has changed and that jogging has become dated. All the same it is a useful word (and activity), and I don't confuse joggers with runners when I meet them. Rwood128 (talk) 14:21, 23 January 2014 (UTC)
- Not sure what usage is in the UK, but over here, "jogging" is passé, right along with snug shorts and a walkman! LOL! (grin) Montanabw(talk) 23:47, 23 January 2014 (UTC)
Start class?[edit]
While this article certainly needs improving the rating 'start class' is very odd.Rwood128 (talk) 15:19, 6 February 2014 (UTC)
- You're right, I boldly upgraded it to C-class, probably hadn't been reviewed in a while. Montanabw(talk) 19:53, 6 February 2014 (UTC)
National Trails Systems[edit]
Re the recent edit,
- "The National Trails System includes highways and water routes, as well as hiking trails";
the National Trail System doesn't seem to include highways. Rwood128 (talk) 21:05, 14 July 2014 (UTC)
Bicycle Trails[edit]
Doesn't some of the discussion in the section 'Bicycle trails' belong under 'Trail construction'? Rwood128 (talk) 18:27, 8 October 2014 (UTC)
Trail system layout[edit]
Is this section really needed? What does it add but what is obvious? I've never met these terms which sound bureaucratic. Any objection to deleting it? Rwood128 (talk) 01:46, 6 January 2015 (UTC)
- Not from me. Obscurasky (talk) 09:48, 6 January 2015 (UTC)


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The July 2007 Argentine winter storm resulted from the interaction of an area of low pressure systems across central Argentina and the entry of a massive polar cold snap during the 6–8 July 2007; it was the worst winter of Argentina in almost forty years. Severe snowfalls and blizzards affected the country.[5] In Patagonia, several lakes were frozen.[6] The cold snap advanced from the south towards the central zone of the country during Friday, July 6, continuing its displacement towards the north during Saturday, July 7 and Sunday, July 8. On Monday July 9, the simultaneous presence of very cold air, above the average levels of the atmosphere as in the surface, gave place to the occurrence of snowfalls even in localities where snow is very rare. This phenomenon left at least 46 people dead in Argentina,[7] six in Chile,[8] and 3 in Bolivia.[9]
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