Melatv

Hi: Big Welcome here

Hi: Big Welcome

Hope everything goes good for him with no problems down the road.

Find him a big teddy bear

Hi: He is not liking the scent on the blanket -- keep putting it back in until he leaves it alone.  I like Bears they are fun to watch 

Nice -- now cut some wood -- that's a good size saw for around the house and trail work -- be careful 

Hi: Big welcome from the east coast

Hi: Big Welcome

Weather here is a mess today

Hi: Big Welcome

30 minutes ago, Fishfiles said:

Mel , when it is +1F , is there any problems with keeping  beer from freezing in your ice chest , like do you need a heater in your ice chest to keep them drinkable ----- 

Most likely it would freeze  -- I seen hot coffee in a thermos freeze at - 24 C  - 11 F which was inside a cooler on the bike.

Also thank Mac for the deed coordinates

Feels like -17 C here now -- +1 F

Hi: Big Welcome

Very nice picture -- but snow means work 

Just tried my GPS Montana 600 inside the house -- using the waypoint averaging function on the GPS show me at 1 meter over 4.53 minutes averaging.

Hi: It feels like -16 C here in Saint John NB Canada  --- or 3 F

Big welcome here

Big Welcome JDP

Hi -- This trailer I use when going in the woods for 3 or more days -- everything is out of the weather

Go to your land deed and copy the coordinates off it to your GPS to make the waypoints.

Track Edit in BaseCamp

First make a Test Folder under My Collection Folder and make a New list under the Test Folder you just made rename the list Test Tracks

Click on the track to edit.
Then right click on the track in the folder list that you have it in and click on Duplicate.
Then copy the Duplicate file to the Test Tracks Folder to edit it there.

If you don't use this method it will delete the track you are working on in other folders or your saved track on your map.
 

To edit click on the track -- then use the Erase or divide tool to repair it -- 

Hi: When I build my small trailers to haul behind my bike -- I just use angle iron as you see in your picture in red to bounce off trees -- so the tire doesn't get caught on the tree.

Like "Mac" has said you can use the coordinates of your property corners -- save them corners as waypoints -- load them to your GPS send them to basecamp and draw a line from each of those waypoint corners -- then send them back to your GPS to keep there.

45 minutes ago, toodeep said:

I loved garlic but about 4 years ago my body changed with age and now it gives me send you to the hospital heartburn. Even garlic powder about kills me which is sad. Needless to say, I'd still sit down and eat with you. It looks good. 

Me & Garlic don't take at all (heartburn) -- I also have a couple of burn out valves 

Hi: The straight lines -- do this when you are at the start of your ride in the woods -- go to Track Manger -- click it -- click on Current Track -- scroll down to Clear Current Track and click it -- then click Clear. 

Now when you stop in the woods and your GPS is still on you will get a bunch of trash lines --- the only way to rid them is to turn the GPS off and turn it back on when you start again. Myself I edit them trash lines (remove them) when I get home in BaseCamp.

As far a property lines -- just walk them with your GPS and load them into BaseCamp.