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950 ?

How many hours?

Piss bottle in the cup holder ?

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I really thought Travis would ask if ya got laid.......


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Made that trip many times. Ever give any thought to why anyone would chose to live in Dalhart or better yet Texline. FWIW prices for hotels and fuel are much better by way of Dumas.

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Hot air balloons in that locale could be interesting. It can be pretty rough terrain once you're off the road a ways. I can think of lots of places I would not want to land one of those!


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Nice pictures. Thanks for sharing.


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Great pics! Congrats!

I'm pondering driving up to NY State next month to deliver puppies and visit kinfolk, the last time I drove that far in a vehicle was seven years back, and that was 36 hours with two drivers, I have no real idea how long that 1,800 miles would take me by myself.


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Enjoy your VC Paul.
Thanks for the photos.


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Dalhart is neck and neck with Green River Utah as places I wouldn't want to live.

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Spent summer of 1990 in Colorado Springs interning. Took a 3 day trip to CB for mountain biking and had a great time.

Wonderful summer of working hard and player even harder!


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I did a 23 mile mountain bike ride this afternoon. It had a pretty substantial climb. I have only been at altitude for a day and a half. On the steepest part of the climb I got light headed. I rode up into some snow remaining at about 10,500 feet. The downhill makes it all worthwhile. Nearly 43 MPH on a dirt road is a hoot.

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Originally Posted by BrowningGuy88
We stay a night in Dalhart every time we go west. The drive from there into the Rockies is truly spectacular.


It's a shame that Raton is kinda run down. Geographically it's in a great place.

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Originally Posted by antlers
Pictures of Laurie are fine though.


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Nice pictures.

Now just obey the traffic laws 😂


Where’s the spandex super suit Paul? Come on man, we gotta see the outfit.

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Originally Posted by PaulBarnard
It's a shame that Raton is kinda run down. Geographically it's in a great place.
That place has been absolutely dying since about 2003 when the coal mine (which was the town’s main employer) closed down. A third of the population left. And many businesses closed due to lack of customers.


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Originally Posted by slumlord
950 ?

How many hours?

Piss bottle in the cup holder ?


I rolled out at 4 am and arrived just before 7 pm. I made several stops so Shadow and I could take care of business.

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Originally Posted by jimdgc
Made that trip many times. Ever give any thought to why anyone would chose to live in Dalhart or better yet Texline. FWIW prices for hotels and fuel are much better by way of Dumas.


There's a pet friendly Econo lodge that I can back the truck right up to my door and unload the bikes. Laurie is always out there before me, so it's just Shadow and I. We don't need anything fancy..

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Originally Posted by Birdwatcher
Great pics! Congrats!

I'm pondering driving up to NY State next month to deliver puppies and visit kinfolk, the last time I drove that far in a vehicle was seven years back, and that was 36 hours with two drivers, I have no real idea how long that 1,800 miles would take me by myself.


I'd probably make it a 3 day drive if I did it. Back to back 900 mile days would be brutal.

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Originally Posted by antlers
Originally Posted by PaulBarnard
It's a shame that Raton is kinda run down. Geographically it's in a great place.
That place has been absolutely dying since about 2003 when the coal mine (which was the town’s main employer) closed down.


I think with a little vision, Raton could rebrand itself as a retirement town. Same thing for Trinidad CO.

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Looks like a dream trip. Sorta wonder if an SR22 might not have popped that 'yote. Some things are worth a try, righ


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Originally Posted by PaulBarnard
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Originally Posted by PaulBarnard
It's a shame that Raton is kinda run down. Geographically it's in a great place.
That place has been absolutely dying since about 2003 when the coal mine (which was the town’s main employer) closed down.
I think with a little vision, Raton could rebrand itself as a retirement town.
Raton has inexpensive real estate, plenty of water, high speed Internet, a major interstate, a regional hospital, a railroad, an airport, and lots of outdoor recreational opportunities.


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