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Here's an early June photo of Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain NP:

Make that western Nevada.

The chain business on Donner Pass is no joke. At least you could kick around Reno and eastern Nevada if it's closed. Also, I-80 across Wyoming closes pretty often, as GON discussed here: Consistently the most dangerous stretch of Interstate in the USA Fall- Winter- Spring- I80 Wyoming I can't...

I've been to VA Beach for four or five day trips in the last ten years. As long as your hotel gets decent reviews, I wouldn't worry about the oceanfront being bad like some posters seem to remember. Nobody has mentioned Jamestown yet--that's in the Williamsburg area and worth a visit. You can...

Well, a barn cat. I grew up on a dairy farm, so we had quite the herd of cats, sustained by reproduction and people dropping them off out front. The manx had a tabby pattern and was a little jacked-up in the back, like a '70s hot rod. One of her kittens had about a half-length tail. We also...

The Needles District has Elephant Hill and some other 4WD roads. This web page uses the phrase "high-clearance, low range four-wheel-drive" at least twice. Vehicle info and footage starts at 1:57 in the NPS video. Needles Roads

Does New Mexico still have the AM radio recording where Ricardo Montablan tells about the volcano that blew debris as far away as Kansas?

“Hit a tripwire of smell and memories explode all at once. A complex vision leaps out of the undergrowth.” --Diane Ackerman, from A Natural History of the Senses. Additions to the list: Fresh-cut Alfalfa Southwest Reno in the still of early morning Ponderosa Pine

At least the punctuation matches the diction. Like some have said, I wouldn't be pleased as the seller and if you're going to do something like that, it had better be good. Next up: Gushing about all the entertaining you can do in your cute 1200 sf ranch.

"Jigsaw Puzzle" is probably my favorite from that album.

I know the topic was intended as a literal comparison of "feels like" temperatures, but when it's stupid hot, I prefer the expression "hotter than a tin outhouse."

My 2001 Silverado has felt what I would call "soft," with with terrible lag between P-R-N and D, since new. Then again, I put a shift kit into every automatic I had before that. I used a Hypertech programmer to firm up the shifts and correct tire size since almost new. (That's all the...

2017 according to my maintenance log. That's the only reason I know the date. I do remember seeing your post in a broken exhaust bolt discussion. I think that made me go look at my truck and find 1-2 missing heads.

I should say that Mike tipped me off to the clamps ^^

Several companies also sell manifold clamps that might help when extraction/replacement isn't possible. I had one or two missing bolt heads on the left front but didn't notice any leaks. The Dorman piece has worked fine for years. https://www.dormanhdsolutions.com/p-19348-917-142.aspx...

The Des Moines link at this site notes that some meetings are still held on Zoom, so you can attend from home: Al-anon in Iowa You say "Knows she has a drinking problem and admits it. Really seems to have no desire to change the lifestyle." That's at least a little bit positive. Like many...

Glad you're OK. When I see guys riding with sandals or flip flops, I always wonder--if they lost one, how long would it take to sand a foot down to the bone?

The temperature event is probably unrelated. It's very similar to something that happened to my '01 Silverado in a school pickup line a couple times. The jet noise was the fan clutch finally locking up when it got hot enough. If you've never done it, a new (OEM) fan clutch could be...

My first thought was lupine, but the leaves aren't right. I guess alfalfa.

I used to spend a lot of time on the Performance Years forums. There were a lot of knowledgeable members about all things Pontiac. Performance Years Pontiac