N. Michigan: St Helen, Mio, Rose City, West Brabch
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Finally got the Garmin & mount w/card installed, I think it will be in a good location where it won't block my view of anything around it. I'm thinking about making some kind of shade for it to block out suns reflexion. Just something I can easily flip up sides and top that would be like looking into a viewing screen....just looked it up and found them on web stores! as cheap as $8, still I could make my own where it would fold down protecting the screen until needed than simply flip it up to view than letting it go covering screen from mud, rain, uv. scratches.
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#497
Finally got the Garmin & mount w/card installed, I think it will be in a good location where it won't block my view of anything around it. I'm thinking about making some kind of shade for it to block out suns reflexion. Just something I can easily flip up sides and top that would be like looking into a viewing screen....just looked it up and found them on web stores! as cheap as $8, still I could make my own where it would fold down protecting the screen until needed than simply flip it up to view than letting it go covering screen from mud, rain, uv. scratches.
#499
I finally slept good/great all night! first time since accident, where up until now, would only allow me to sleep for a few hrs., than setting up the rest of the night, unable to find a comfortable place to ease the pain in my sides! Also by not doing my exercises, ea. day, since! I gained 8#'s, plus sitting around more, naturally encourages snacking....just look w/ Frank here, if you need a good/bad example lol, so sad!! lol, so just this morning, since I'm starting to feel better, I put my big boys pants on, and tried/started, doing 10 min of jogging in place, with weights, with surprising results, only little pain! Hooray!! Hollyallula!! Trails are impatiently, waiting on me! lol
Really like the GPS maps, after studying them on the Garmin! Had I only, had something like this, starting out, way back in the 80's....but there's something too, about not knowing what to expect, around the next bend on the trail, that can be so mysterious, and surprising, like the way we had to explore areas back in the day, when there wasn't personal mobile devices, invented yet, and very few phone booths, especially in smaller towns, up there, or at least, not that affordable for the common joe, unless you were real rich, but even then, it would have been one of those first models....the bag phone, imagine seeing a dude racing down the trail, yelling hold up, getting a call, and need to stop and unzip a bag to get to this huge receiver, with a coiled cable/cord attached! lol but even with that, there were no cell towers up north yet, especially out where we ride, where even nowadays, we lose the signal, in many places, up there! So for anyone with limited sense of direction, this is the way to go, for sure! Might also help keep the DNR, trail po po....poo poo lol off our behinds, as well!
Weather forecast still holding in there, for next weekend, fingers x'ed! Getting van on the ready, just in case! Quad will load much easier too, with more narrow tires on, this trip!
Really like the GPS maps, after studying them on the Garmin! Had I only, had something like this, starting out, way back in the 80's....but there's something too, about not knowing what to expect, around the next bend on the trail, that can be so mysterious, and surprising, like the way we had to explore areas back in the day, when there wasn't personal mobile devices, invented yet, and very few phone booths, especially in smaller towns, up there, or at least, not that affordable for the common joe, unless you were real rich, but even then, it would have been one of those first models....the bag phone, imagine seeing a dude racing down the trail, yelling hold up, getting a call, and need to stop and unzip a bag to get to this huge receiver, with a coiled cable/cord attached! lol but even with that, there were no cell towers up north yet, especially out where we ride, where even nowadays, we lose the signal, in many places, up there! So for anyone with limited sense of direction, this is the way to go, for sure! Might also help keep the DNR, trail po po....poo poo lol off our behinds, as well!
Weather forecast still holding in there, for next weekend, fingers x'ed! Getting van on the ready, just in case! Quad will load much easier too, with more narrow tires on, this trip!
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