I plan to write some ATV-related books which I will describe and promote here, and I will be promoting my Amsoil webpage, since I am an Independent Amsoil Dealer and I use Amsoil in my ATVs, truck, cars, and almost everything that moves around here. Click here for a FREE AMSOIL Product Catalog.
So far, my "book" is just a bunch of vague ideas (I haven't started writing!). Besides ATV trail information, I am considering scenic photos, ATV maintenance tech-tips, riding tips, GPS info, and local history & geology. I am also a member of the Gold Prospectors of Colorado and the Colorado Off Highway Vehicle Coalition (COHVCO).
I welcome any ideas, tips, suggestions for web or book content or format. I can even handle "constructive criticism". Just email me and express your opinions or tell me what you would like to see in a book or on the web page. I'll try not to ignore *all* the comments. :)
I've also put the book-writing on hold, since we hardly ever rode the atv's since we moved here. Heck, we SOLD the atv's and the camper. When we move back out west, we'll start over with new quads.
Meanwhile, the move to Memphis has been more than a move; it has been a life-style change. We've moved into a high-rise condo downtown; for first time in about 50 years, I don't have to mow the grass! We are enjoying the city life (I never thought I'd be saying that), and getting involved in community stuff like the Downtown Neighborhood Association, Memphis in May, and more... My favorite place on Beale St is Silky O'Sullivans. I don't drink much, but I like to hang out there and chat with Silky at his table on the sidewalk out front. I was also on the Silky O'Sullivan BBQ team during Memphis in May 2006 & 2007, and look forward to next year's events.
Lets face it, ATVing is FUN! So much fun (in Colorado and Utah, anyhow) that I neglected my poor old Camaro for over 10 years, and put my FLYING on hold too!
I'm finally starting to work on the Camaro again. You can keep track of the progress on my webshots photo album.
I've re-started my flying lessons, joined the Commemorative Air Force, B29/B24 Sq and Memphis Sq , and volunteered & worked on the Memphis Belle until she was taken away and moved to the National Museum of the Air Force at Dayton, Ohio. Here are my photos of the Belle and her parts, and some of the MBMA crew at work. I did manage to get in enough hours to earn the "Memphis Belle Restoration Crew" T-shirt before they took her away.


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