Unk Greg

We was in Danville prolee about then, but earlier we were in the Sportsman's club right by youse guys at 520 and 62. Dave Sauer is setting up a range there. Wife and stopped to see how he was coming along....it'll be soon. Itz $15 to join Sportsman's club..... So some one can organize. A Shoot and Scoot ride. Go to ranges shoot a bit and ride to the next on.????

That's 'cause I was on USR62, too tall Timmy! Other bits, avoiding closed 60. The long winding back road is really tore up....the one off of 62 has no pavement in spots...guess they got tired of spreading patches....use at yer own risk. It is bad all the way over the ridge, that's where it is Coshocton's 323. Spring Mountain road CR19 and turning into CR22, is better headed to Warsaw from Killbuck. Travel in the opposite direction has breaking up pavement.

About the ODOT site, I am in District 11 and quite coincidentally, I jus' found this info, go to : transportation.ohio.gov/Service/Road-Construction for state wide construction information. Haven't actually tried it as yet.... Well! I tried it got a 404. Smiling, maybe itz just me and electronics......I'm thinking that there should be a site to list all the highway projects. Grand idea!

Sounds right....our discussions revolved around how picky they were going to be, with present atmosphere, on letting someone shoot yer stuff while you were standing there. We being the folks around here, wondered, but not bothering to confirm. This is where, Joe, mentioned above, does all that paperwork on suppressors (or machine guns). He says it is real easy (on silencers) - which have been legal all along, provided you did the paperwork. He makes up the suppressor and does the paperwork. I hadn't heard how far the suppressor for hunting measure got thru legislature. Thanks, and yep on rifles in Ohio for the first time, presumedly for deer. Our local ODNR guy will be at the Glenmont gun show (4/18) ... Easy to talk to and access for info on the hunting.

Thanks.

Look thru the old strings...USR62, SR60, etc....pretty much the same things going on...been riding, albeit wet...the last few days...early morning deer Union mtgs in the road, panic stops at 4AM due to group crossings. Headed down Cambridge way, in Coshocton, SR 658, pavement is nasty.....if they resurface it anytime soon, add it to your choices....who needs Dragon's!

....and ... oh Yeah, I also understand having the "forms" in order on a suppressor, the fine print says, you allow gummermint access to 'inspect' anytime....not too keen in my view, but ! Hey! I'm just a woodland creature, back in the hills with all the other Appalacia. (Google yer self on da spellin')

Tomorrow, in Berlin, holmes county, Ohio is a "Trust" gun auction. "Red" Miller had a Sporting Goods store in Berlin. I lost track of him over the years, not sure what happened to him. BUT, there are some old rifles up for sale....noteably, a Springfield Trap Door....think Gen. George Custer time frame, you know the very first government gun seizure, but in reverse....Indians took all the Springfields from the 7th....anyway. Older rifles up. .577 cal Snyder-Enfield.....should any elephants be stopping around her in the woods...if you are interested.. kaufmanrealty.com. Look for link on Allen "Red" Miller auction. Tomorrow, April 9, at 10 AM. Glenmont Gun Show is Saturday, April 18, 9-4...$5 at door....breakfast is served. Come early - that's when the deals are made....early Afghanie flint lock, absolutely beautiful, sold for $200, before show even got started.... Bye fer now...

...to pipe in, generally the trust would be the better way to go. Not sure where Ohio legislature is on the okay ong of suppressors for hunting. You can own them legally anyway ( and machine guns) if paperwork is in order. $200 fee (may be $300) one time for you, selling it, and gummermint wants another fee. The general drift is...you own it and ONLY you, so no one else could shoot it....or, trust owns it.....and you can pass it around to other trust members. Local guy here for all the legal stuff, paperwork/forms, yadda, yadda..... Joe West ... Is FFL, he does make suppressors. He has a machine shop. So see Joe for firearms, machine guns, suppressors.... 330 567-2455, Fax 330 567-3376. Or jjperformancepb@gmail.com Or....you could slip filing on the sear, when doing the routine maint. Red endearing your firearm.....uh, nevermind...

Open...so watch 'em close it again.

Before bikes and things bikie...there was sporty cars. Found this today. Enjoy. http://forums.autosport.com/topic/132194-chimney-rock-hill-climb/ Check out links you may find as well. Tight twisty course.

Uhhhh, okay....what was open Thurs has now been closed agin....Friday. Don't come here, no more.

SR60 ... It's open, well, the part by me and USR62. Have at it.

Yes, sign says closed 90 days....starting Oct. 1. So Merry Christmas! Somebody marked a detour...sorta. I haven't checked it lately to see if Holloweeners have planked it yet.

Oh....Hi Jack!

Loved the link....paying taxes, yeah, and sometimes they slip township trustees a bit more to help care for the back twp roads that they may live on..... Always got a kick out of the car parked just beyond the farm house....one of Der boys, chust hasn't joined the church yet. Church? Yeah, look for the odd shaped (enclosed) wagon....it carry's the benches and such for the next service....which ain't necessarily every Sunday. Looking for work? I know some folks that make good money, hauling Amish. Smiling here.

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Smiling...it'd take me several minutes of fumbling to just get the charging handle back in place.

Oops, checked and Fast says 2001 ZX9.

This is a very nice route...I will run it again, 'Cept in the opposite direction. "Fast" wants to do it next weekend if weather permits. Could be a threesome for we'uns....Blackbird to scrub in new back tire, bought a dual compound, Fast on his Ducati....although he tole me he just got a pristine ZX from 90's (?) and Jim on the Busa. Not many days left of decent weather. This was around 150 miles from my place and back.

Zero deer.....ya need to ride with us....see today's ride report..."we'uns" Back to the gun show....went early. Breakfast was served, $4.00 and got a plate full. Raffle tickets, I shouldn't have but I did....never win anything.....saw several nice things. Overpriced Moose-gant sniper rifle, purported to be matching #'s, the stock was stripped down and finished in natural wood color...I woulda preferred the original cherry red look. Priced at $1300. Regular Moose at $179 and $229. Again, thinking hunnert dollar would be right price. Garrand way cheaper than "Fin" in Ashland....by a thousand. Tempted, but I purposely DID NOT bring a lot of money....just because I knew I would find sumptin'. Got in actually before start time....an absolutely beautiful flint lock sold for $200.00 the guy was unloading his stuff and somebody grabbed it before he got to put it on the table. This guy's wares were exceptional....I hesitated at picking them up because I didn't have my cotton gloves....didn't want to leave oil from my hand on these guns...they were that nice. This year's show was smaller than last, not much in the way of a crowd, but I was real early. I only found three I neede, hence no $ brought. Okay condition SKS with scope and bi-pod mounted to chrome barrel....long barrel. Guy mentioned match rifle....uhmm, $495. Tempted, but moved on.....smiled at the AR priced at $1800. Just smiled and moved on. Several WWII items. One in particular caught my eye, tucked up in the corner of the stage....almost, almost pulled the trigger, pardon-the-pun. Nice package. As usual, talked and talked, business cards in hand and a few phone numbers in my pocket.....conforming to the wife's wishes and no purchase today....see how that works, today, underlined I bought nuthin'.......numbers tucked away, and the conversation has me at a coupla long bows, a crossbow and a nail driver....next weekend, she didn't say anything about next weekend right? I enjoy the show. Small, but I enjoy....chit-chatted and saw a few old friends.....even talked sportie cars....coupla of 'em hadn't seen me in awhile....nope no more racy cars....into cickles now. Saw a coupla Dirty Harry's, smiled as I thought of the movie....yeah, Punk, make my day. Plan on it for next year.....

Oh, and momma's new cruiser doesn't have ABS, I thought the black Spirits had ABS....nope, a deer jumped out in front of her from the dense woods....skidding and left black mark on pavement from rear tire...releasing brake just at the right time to catch it...Nice job momma! Several more deer later just past Dresden....we pulled up and waited as the parade went by. Did I tell ya not to be out near dusk around here?

Didn't organize the annual Leaf Tour. Retired from organizing and the leafies ain't cooperating...not turning the usual time. So we'uns went on our own thing. Here's the route...y'all can pick a spot on yer own to connect to this routing. Leaving scenic Killbuck, traveled USR62 to SR83 and south to Coshocton, nope not Roscoe this time...went to Bob Evans instead (near Roscoe) left from there on 16/83 and left at light following 83 south. 83, 208(?) and 93 open again. We stayed on 83 south thru New Concord (where 83 was closed, but not anymore) and continued on past SR146 (Cumberland?) and that was my alert flag....staying on 83 south looking for and to SR284....headed back north on SR284 and back to 146. If I do it again....I'd run the route reverse direction as there was a difficult right hand uphill hairpin for newbies at the turn off from SR83 onto SR284. SR284 has very few side roads houses or traffic....you do come behind the Wilds, a back entrance maybe(?). We saw a herd of buffalo from 284. Nice panoramic views, again should run it the other direction for better view. Took 146 into Zanesville and picked up SR666. Itz open again too. Ran 666 to Dresden and went over to SR60. For you Kershocton and/or Tusc Co. peeples you can go straight at the end of 666 onto 208 or was it 209?....go straight at the stop sign and follow that road back to SR93 and SR83, then yer own way back to wherever. We'uns went out to 60 from Dresden. Under SR16 and 60 to Warsaw. The Spring Mtn. CR22 to CR19 way back to Killbuckia. Columbus folk, y'all could do 16....or boring i70 to SR83.....or how about.....USR62 to Martinsburg and 541. Take 541 to Tunnel Hill and SR60 or..... Just stay on 541 to Coshocton and pick up 83 from there....or.... Go-fasts you will see yer part easily. SR83 and SR284 sparsely populated and twisty....very nice road. Bye fer now....happy Holidays, should I not get back on for awhile.

The latest closing of SR60. It is near USR62. The local way around it is: go up towards SR520 (west of barricades on 60), just beyond 520 look for the Sportsman's Club on the left. Look for CR53 and follow it. South. Someone has marked the local route with blue 8x10 signs with spray painted white arrows and the sometimes orange painted arrows on the pavement. Don't count on the signs staying up long....so memorize the route instructions. CR53 turns into CR323 at the Coshocton line. Same road, different #. Follow it. Do not veer off to the left as that is a gravel road...stay on the paved (albeit somewhat rough) and 323 will bring you out onto CR19. Left at stop sign on 323 onto CR19 will take you to Layland and SR60. Right at the aforementioned stop sign and you head towards Spring Mtn. onto of the ridge...itza group of houses. You will turn right and then second left, which is CR22. CR22 takes you down the other side and eventually to Warsaw. Enjoy the road....well except for the CR53 and CR323 bit. Prolee posted this somewhere, but it dos belong here in State Route 60 closing.