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That's really good. Thanks.

If it is an odd size, just buy a cheap larger frame and center it in the frame with the white background.

That was brutal, some of the scenes and sounds have stuck with me all week.

Start slow. Camp in a campground first with water and bathrooms in a tent. Find out how things work. You can day hike from there. Back packing all your things is a lot of work, not just the hiking. Fixing meals and having water takes a lot of effort and planning. It doesn't have to be a painful big adventure...

I watched most of it. We attended about 10 years ago. Talk about a sport for the rich to be a fan and very tough try to compete at the top level as a player.

I have thought about this. Instead of keeping the old truck around for the bike. I prefer driving our second car around for everyday. Subarus do have some of the heavier hitch weight ratings. They are made for outdoor play.

Our back yard is fenced. I see pools with no fences in rural areas sometime, I would not have that.

Here's the drawing of our pool, 16 X 32. They finished it in March. I also don't see how someone could sub it out. Even the stone guys somewhat have to be pool experienced. What adds a lot to the expense is water features, heaters, type of stone for decking ect. I would say your starting at $40,000 -$60,000...

Scares me to just watch it.

It was reported the storm here in San Antonio about a month ago damaged about 100,000 vehicles.

For sand, rocks, roots, and tree deflections one can't beat them. After awhile you don't even notice it, unless you take it off. Hillbilly, they can be adjusted to shut off during your last 20% or so , like on a sharp turn. Also can adjust how much resistance you want.

When I lived there and attended for so many years, it was always a solid 50,000 crowd.

Take a good look at the taxes. The value price is going to go to what you paid for it the next year. As said, a good home inspector is a must. Try to be there when he inspects, he can also teach you a lot about the place.

Face Book jumped 15.52% yesterday and Under Armour 22.59 % own a little in each, wish I owned a bunch. I bought a little Fit Bit this morning, it's one of the stocks they claim Gopro is dragging down with it.

How long is the long bed version? I believe those are made here in San Antonio also.

I don't know how good they sounded when they were about 30 years old, but they sounded damn good in Austin last summer.