Please accept my sincerestest apologies for the lack of derring-do relayed by me personally. Let it hereby be known that we are about to depart this vale of tears laden to the gills with a funny-looking 14' box-over-cab V8 diesel truck, sportin' a new roof rack and some cool RV windows, gnarly new shit-kicking tires on the back dualies, a spare AND a spare spare, two heavy duty jacks, a passel of cookware and drygoods, three kayaks, two motorcycles, long and short surfboards, a collection of lawnchairs unrivaled this side of Yakima and a motley assortment of cookbooks.
From the frigid north to southern Baja, our adventure awaits us and I promise to bring home stories of fun as personally experienced by me, your humble narrator. Our destination lies, as often happens, at the whim of the road but will either find us on the Pacific Coast seeking the richest English buccaneer ever to go missing or simply holing up in a remote cove reachable only by running 40 miles up a narrow coastal road at low tide (the road, errr, "goes away" at high tide!). Some spearfishing is in order no matter what. In a hammerhead shark breeding ground.
Much love and adios!
From the frigid north to southern Baja, our adventure awaits us and I promise to bring home stories of fun as personally experienced by me, your humble narrator. Our destination lies, as often happens, at the whim of the road but will either find us on the Pacific Coast seeking the richest English buccaneer ever to go missing or simply holing up in a remote cove reachable only by running 40 miles up a narrow coastal road at low tide (the road, errr, "goes away" at high tide!). Some spearfishing is in order no matter what. In a hammerhead shark breeding ground.
Much love and adios!
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Re: Dearest ButterSwirl
Sun, December 16, 2007 - 7:50 AMUh, Clint, "a spare AND a spare spare, two heavy duty jacks".
You are SO kicked out of Safety Third.
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Re: Dearest ButterSwirl
Sun, December 16, 2007 - 8:08 PMtom,
as i know clint in person, i can attest that that IS safety third. look at his blog; see latest top five shortcuts to get an idea.
clint,
i have the utmost faith and confidence in you. remember that coming back to tell the tale in person is required. we shall have that 5 martini (*ahem* spanish coffee, whatever) business lunch when you return.
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Re: Dearest ButterSwirl
Mon, December 17, 2007 - 1:50 PMI saw no flammable materials, fuel oils, compressed gasses or other volatile liquids on the list. with a 14' box van and a dually rear axle, you should be able to haul a large quantity of the aforementioned items, as well as a significant quantity of oxidizers and a video camera.
I await your revised packing list,
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Re: Dearest ButterSwirl
Tue, December 18, 2007 - 10:04 AMThere are things you can obtain in Mexico that are prohibited "for our own safety" here. -
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Re: Dearest ButterSwirl
Tue, December 18, 2007 - 2:31 PMagain, i know the guy, and it just goes without saying...
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Re: Dearest ButterSwirl
Wed, December 26, 2007 - 4:48 PMAh and I know for a fact that they took fire staffs, fire swords and other fire toys.
I will just be disappointed if there are no stories of 3 a.m. drunken surfing fire sword duals.
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Re: Dearest ButterSwirl
Tue, December 18, 2007 - 2:35 PMRemember, the polite way to ask for fireworks in mexico is "dame la jodita petardo, pindejo"
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