RE: [ihc] Mildew, moss, and buckaroos.

[Steven Stegmann <steve.stegmann@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Greg,

What is the status of the motor home?  As I remember
you were building a very intersting engine for it.

Steve


--- Greg Hermann <bearbvd@domain.elided> wrote:

> At 9:22 AM 10/18/04, Jim Grammer wrote:
> >>-----Original Message-----
> >>From: Greg Hermann [mailto:bearbvd@domain.elided]
> >>Sent: Friday, October 15, 2004 8:03 PM
> >>To: Jim Grammer; hofs; Steven Stegmann; Tom
> Harais; ihc@domain.elided
> >>Cc: owner-ihc@domain.elided
> >>Subject: RE: [ihc] Mildew, moss, and buckaroos.
> >
> >>For your next tricks, you need to drive from
> Bishop, CA, to Delta, UT, via
> >>Tonopah and Ely--the Railroad Valley and Black
> Rock Summit are pretty
> >>astounding. And from Winnemucca to Susanville, CA,
> via Jungo Siding,
> >>Gerlach,  the Smoke Creek Desert, and Robbers'
> Roost. Then from Cedar City,
> >>UT to Pioche and Caliente and thence, via Rachel,
> to Tonopah.
> >
> >2 years ago next April, I took my '73 T-all to Lake
> Almanor, CA. Mission:
> >rescue a Streamline Duke from slumber in a lakeside
> trailer park. After
> >getting the trailer roadworthy I hauled out to
> Susanville and proceeded down
> >the western edge of NV via
> Reno-Fallon-Tonopah-Beatty-Pahrump, then over the
> >'hump' to Shoshone. Interesting country, and windy
> as Hades. The climb into
> >Tonopah from the north is especially intimidating,
> as the town is basically
> >on top of a mountain. The road climbs straight up
> the darn thing, and you
> >can see it from *miles* away.
> >
> >Jim
> 
> Did you know my MH is a Streamline ??
> 
> Greg