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Compared to what I normally see, yes.

My SCED035 which I don't think I ever posted but it did get recognition from a fellow watch nerd recently. It's a good understated watch and my daily wear right now. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G930A using Tapatalk

I was more concerned that the fact that my ground clearance is more than the elevation change your car might see would scare you off.

Offroading is a motorsport. Not a question, a statement. If you disagree with me, go look up "Dakar Support Truck" on youtube. Anyways, my Jeep, no dubbed Pokey after her last outing, is going up on blocks this weekend. 3" lift kit shows up on Monday and shortly after it is installed, 33" tires will be ordered. All for the absolutely beautiful offroading out here. New Mexico may fall short in some aspects, but not the view.

Stupid rims don't have enough space around the lug for a traditional lug extractor. Had to go with a sacrificial socket. Rescue successful

This is a classic example of why you never go offroading alone. Was with three other folks and they gave me a ride home.

Made the mistake of not giving the Jeep a real proper look-over before taking it out for its first bit of dirt today. Missed two things: a. the tires are rotting a bit more than I had previously thought and b. there are some very subtle locking lug nuts on the wheels for which I don't have the key. Made it over all sorts of rocks no problem but took a root at one wrong angle and ripped a 2" gash in the sidewall. Couldn't patch it and couldn't swap the spare. Had to leave it out there for the night since the sun was already setting. Should be an interesting tomorrow. It's at 33.111887,-105.967308 if you want to look.

Thank you Friends. I failed to take Mike's advice to not get any older. And it's Capt Hiccups to you Jeff.

Happy Birthday Uncle Absorbine! Hope your beverage is cold and refreshing.

A bit late but I flew a mission on a Huey yesterday. Naaman, am I cool yet?

No idea what that is but damn, did you hand-solder that? Fuck.

I used a Pace (if I am remembering correctly, it was a MBT250 even) in a past job and I can chime in a third time that it is a darn fine iron.

Thank you everyone and glad to see my neighbors celebrated with me!

Damn those are hot. Semi-related, has anyone tried turning lapis lazuli? I was thinking of trying to get a nice piece with plenty of pyrite in it for my next project.

Rained here today, snowed up in the mountains.