When I was there a few years ago that was the standard price for a "dry" campsite at the state parks.
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Arkansas in early September
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I'm going to try and get my bike ready tonight. That Waffle House is right down the street from me, so I'll meet you there at 8:00 if I can.
BTW, in case anyone tries to look it up on a map, I believe that it is "League Line Rd."
P.S. I've eaten there many times and never had a complaint.
Oh, you're right. I hadn't searched it. Cool. Hope to see you tomorrow at 8
I just spent 1:15 adjusting my rear brake lever and light switch. Of course, nothing quite fit properly and the new brake light spring broke and skewered my finger. Nothing wanted to fit back together quite right and once it was all complete, I noticed the little washer that had fallen out from the middle and I had to do it all over again. The shift lever is close enough. I'll save the new handle bars for after the ride. I'm calling it ready. 
I may arrive a little after 8:00. I don't like to eat much before a ride, and it will be hard to resist a big meal there.
I may arrive a little after 8:00. I don't like to eat much before a ride, and it will be hard to resist a big meal there.
Ha ha. Sounds ready enough to me. We'll see you then.I just spent 1:15 adjusting my rear brake lever and light switch. Of course, nothing quite fit properly and the new brake light spring broke and skewered my finger. Nothing wanted to fit back together quite right and once it was all complete, I noticed the little washer that had fallen out from the middle and I had to do it all over again. The shift lever is close enough. I'll save the new handle bars for after the ride. I'm calling it ready.
I may arrive a little after 8:00. I don't like to eat much before a ride, and it will be hard to resist a big meal there.
Good riding with y'all today. Hope everyone made it home safe.
Home safe and sound. I appreciate you giving me a tour of the forest
That's just the west side of 45. There's much more on the east side.
I had a lot of fun riding with both of you. I'm looking forward to next time.
I just looked up NM State Parks and it turns out that it is $5 to get in or $8 for a site. So camping is $3 more than day use.
I almost forgot - if y'all aren't already familiar with it, check out the ultimate DR helpline and garage chat. Good group of folks with extensive knowledge. Ask anything and you'll get answers in fairly short order.
advrider.com
the DR650 thread
Strange - mine shifts effortlessly. I am just not a fan of the DR tranny. Compared to other bikes I own or have owned I find it is clunky selecting...
advrider.com
Good looking out. I appreciate itI almost forgot - if y'all aren't already familiar with it, check out the ultimate DR helpline and garage chat. Good group of folks with extensive knowledge. Ask anything and you'll get answers in fairly short order.
the DR650 thread
Strange - mine shifts effortlessly. I am just not a fan of the DR tranny. Compared to other bikes I own or have owned I find it is clunky selecting...
A few of us were planning a similar trip at the same time. Maybe we can get together.
My plans just changed unfortunately. Looks like I'll be elk hunting
Well that sounds like a good time too! Where you going?
A friend of mine has gotten me into archery and he goes to Utah every year. He invited along. I've never been hunting, let alone bow hunting, so I can't pass them opportunity.
Very cool. I can barely imagine elk hunting with a bow, but I've only ever shot traditional recurve bows. I'm never was a good enough shot with mine to even think of hunting. Rifle I could probably shoot plenty well enough with, however I've only ever been dove hunting with a borrowed shotgun. Not something my family has ever been into.
Enjoy the opportunity!
I appreciate that. Archery had been so much fun to get into. The experience of tracking elk through the Utah mountains and getting within 50 yards of it to shoot must be an amazing experience. I'm really pumped about it
Where? Dirt?
All over the Sam Houston national forest. Forest service roads and unpaved county roads.
Suggested entrance point on the East side of I-45. Thanks.
I am on call that week and being a holiday week is really hard to find someone to cover for me. I have been wanting to go there and I have a bunch of GPX files that a local guy shared if somebody wants to have them. GPX are from Eureka-Glenwood-Russellville area.