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Great photos Dude. But quit bragging that you can count above ten--I'm jealous.

It's true George, I sinned again and cooked too much of Jamie's McBiscuit. Ahem, maybe that's why I have NO friends. Thank you, T

Yup, Jamie your McBiscuit recipe is a keeper. As Picasso said: "Good artists copy; great artists steal!" We may only plagiarize. Best Regards, T

Yup Evan, some say "sinning" is what we do best. <grin> Good Luck with your studies & Regards, T

Our first DO Omelet McBiscuit recipe was excellent this snowy morning, thanx to the mcnugit's, George, and Ken. Clean-up of the bees-wax-seasoned DO was a breeze--no sticking. Later we microwaved the leftovers and topped them with green chile sauce for lunch, while the snow continued to...

Great blog & review Sarah. Joy kept saying "amazing" as she watched the Biolite videos. Guess I know what to get her for Mothers Day. Your sirloin looked great too!

Looks like a 550 Classic as also no Teardrop hinges on the door either. Still a good price IMHO. Good Luck, Dan--it just might be worth a Spring SW adventure.

From Wikepedia: "The Number of the Beast (Greek: Arithmos tou Theriou) is a term in the Book of Revelation, of the New Testament, that is associated with the Beast of Revelation in chapter 13.[1] In most manuscripts of the New Testament and in English translations of the Bible, the number of...

Re: Looking for a 550 Ultra or Classic - Pittsburgh Yup, Dan, our +4000-mile round-trip to pick up a 6 year old 550 Classic was indeed an excellent Winter adventure. And double-yup, CI owners pamper their TD's, all my friends and neighbors think our Vuggie is brand new. When I hit Necedah to...

Another good tip, Jim. Taunt and tight will be our Alcove, even when it not raining or hailing up here. Regards, T

Nice set-up. Your pictures, mcNugit's info, our REI dividend, and 20% off for REI members this week convinced us that an Alcove canopy may be more than just nice during Colorado's Matsutake Time (aka August). So we bought the Alcove and Windwalls this morning. Also We think we got a pretty good...

Ah yes, California and PNW Candy Cap mushrooms ( Lactarius rubidus and Lactarius rufulus) when well dried will make your whole galley smell like maple syrup for days. Yup, they make great desserts (like Mendocino ice cream) and now can be found on the menus of a few fine CA & OR restaurants...

Yup, Bear knows his bearings. His and Frank's blown-bearing stories are warnings for all of us. It's a good idea to touch the hubcaps and check for excessive heat after any good-mileage tow. Craig, Cary, & Marty (aka the Necedah Gang) all recommended checking and repacking the bearings every...

Ah, to be on Bodega Bay on the first day of spring. Enjoy.

Hey, Dude, you and your pretty wife will always be invited to any RMCI-Chapter wing-ding (but first we gotta see if anyone else in this "High" state is interested.) Man, your Clubman looks so cool with Dewey--you guys inspired us to use our smallish Rabbit to tow Vuggie. Thank you. Best...

You too, Patty. You and your Honda are gonna love that new 560. Great TD name too. Hugs, Joy & T P.S. Spring starts today, YAY!

So sorry Sherry if I offended. I hope I didn't break any forum rules with that quip. And I'll practice jack utilization to minimize any squeaks, okay? Hugs, T

"Shroomer Boomers" LOL.... good call.. funny... Love it... Just about sums up that Gen.. Double-Yup Franco, you understand my (our?) generation well. Glad you enjoyed our first Camp Inn sojourn. Best Regards, T & Joy P.S. Love your: decals; battery charging plans; galley/bar gadgets...

Yup, Susan_Alan, we're having "grundles" (Utah vernacular for lots of fun!) Regards, T & Joy (Yup, we both grew up in the Beehive State)

Thank you Marius. Loved Staten Island (except all the potholes) especially the Sri Lankan restaurants on the north shore near the ferry. SL food is similar to south Indian cuisine, with extra FIRE! Staten Island was a perfect NY base-location for us: FREE ferry to Manhatten; inexpensive...