I restored a lovely old Sheffield Steel pruning knife, but I like to retain some of the patina and not over buff.
@davidenglund Жыл бұрын
For those with concerns about sharing space with joggers and hikers. Please see this short video. There is PLENTY of space. kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZYd9xaxvj7SdopM.html
@hansbrakob7499 Жыл бұрын
That parking lot is intended primarily for use by hikers and bikers on the Luce Line Trail. I think that a single vehicle POTA activation might be appropriate, but a "convention" of hams might impinge on the intended usage of that parking lot.
@davidenglund Жыл бұрын
H Hans Brakob It is NOT a small lot. If you are looking via Google it's an old image. It's now a nice big lot. Much bigger that anything presently used for Hams in the park. Go visit it. 🙂
@davidenglund Жыл бұрын
H Hans Brakob Just noting, your argument could be used for any of the lots presently used by Hams in the Park. They are in places where hikers, joggers, or bikers may frequent. We have learned how to not get in their way. This Stubbs Bay Luce Line lot has a LOT of space, since it was redesigned for the park and baseball field as well. I think it's a great venue for Hams in The Park, POTA, or both. 😄
@adventurelifewithbob29602 жыл бұрын
Enjoyed your video. Moab is one of my favorite places in Utah.
@cushman472 жыл бұрын
Put me down I’m going to work it in to one of my trips. Awesome
@cushman472 жыл бұрын
You’ve got a great driver and tour guide.
@cushman472 жыл бұрын
I’m LOVING IT
@cushman472 жыл бұрын
Dave looks like you are living Large!
@RadioHamGuy3 жыл бұрын
Welcome to ham radio also! Keep doing more videos. I am from Albert Lea, MN so maybe work you on the air sometime.
@RadioHamGuy3 жыл бұрын
Great video, thanks!
@RadioHamGuy3 жыл бұрын
Hi David, just checking your channel out, looks great and I subscribed to it and rang the bell. 73...Larry
@skramstadworld3 жыл бұрын
Nice sounding bike, that's improvement from up and back in your driveway, look out snake river canyon!
@drjohnson984 жыл бұрын
David. Thank you for posting. I offer my very belated condolences to you and your whole family. I was, unfortunately, not aware that Doug had passed away. He was a colleague and friend while we served together in Moscow during his return there as the NASA liaison. Doug was a great guy, a real gentleman, source of terrific stories of the "good old days" in the Soviet Union, and really savvy on living and working in Russia. We spent a bit of time together on and off during our mutual time together in Moscow. A highlight was when he kindly accepted my invitation to travel on a work-related trip to Novosibirsk. I think he enjoyed briefly recalling his attache days. He shared many stories during that trip. I was very pleased to hear later second hand that he subsequently rose to responsible positions at DTRA, a perfect capstone for his career of service. Some mutual colleagues of ours recently added me to the news letter circulated by other old Garmisch hands. There was mention of Doug's passing in the most recent edition, leading me to his obituary and your nice video. Again, thanks and condolences.
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I restored a lovely old Sheffield Steel pruning knife, but I like to retain some of the patina and not over buff.
For those with concerns about sharing space with joggers and hikers. Please see this short video. There is PLENTY of space. kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZYd9xaxvj7SdopM.html
That parking lot is intended primarily for use by hikers and bikers on the Luce Line Trail. I think that a single vehicle POTA activation might be appropriate, but a "convention" of hams might impinge on the intended usage of that parking lot.
H Hans Brakob It is NOT a small lot. If you are looking via Google it's an old image. It's now a nice big lot. Much bigger that anything presently used for Hams in the park. Go visit it. 🙂
H Hans Brakob Just noting, your argument could be used for any of the lots presently used by Hams in the Park. They are in places where hikers, joggers, or bikers may frequent. We have learned how to not get in their way. This Stubbs Bay Luce Line lot has a LOT of space, since it was redesigned for the park and baseball field as well. I think it's a great venue for Hams in The Park, POTA, or both. 😄
Enjoyed your video. Moab is one of my favorite places in Utah.
Put me down I’m going to work it in to one of my trips. Awesome
You’ve got a great driver and tour guide.
I’m LOVING IT
Dave looks like you are living Large!
Welcome to ham radio also! Keep doing more videos. I am from Albert Lea, MN so maybe work you on the air sometime.
Great video, thanks!
Hi David, just checking your channel out, looks great and I subscribed to it and rang the bell. 73...Larry
Nice sounding bike, that's improvement from up and back in your driveway, look out snake river canyon!
David. Thank you for posting. I offer my very belated condolences to you and your whole family. I was, unfortunately, not aware that Doug had passed away. He was a colleague and friend while we served together in Moscow during his return there as the NASA liaison. Doug was a great guy, a real gentleman, source of terrific stories of the "good old days" in the Soviet Union, and really savvy on living and working in Russia. We spent a bit of time together on and off during our mutual time together in Moscow. A highlight was when he kindly accepted my invitation to travel on a work-related trip to Novosibirsk. I think he enjoyed briefly recalling his attache days. He shared many stories during that trip. I was very pleased to hear later second hand that he subsequently rose to responsible positions at DTRA, a perfect capstone for his career of service. Some mutual colleagues of ours recently added me to the news letter circulated by other old Garmisch hands. There was mention of Doug's passing in the most recent edition, leading me to his obituary and your nice video. Again, thanks and condolences.