I do in my GTI but not the CX-5 lol completely different animals. As is the Pacifica.
This is why I have AWD...
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I do in my GTI but not the CX-5 lol completely different animals. As is the Pacifica.
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- 2014 QX70 AWD
I've never seen a driveway with such a loose surface, aside from undeveloped lots.
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I did once. Poweslid and e150. But did I die...rofl!
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That's how gravel do...
Do what?
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Lol, just motor on.
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- Denver, CO
(drive2)
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I mowed the lawn today and decided to explain in pictures why I'd choose to live 45 minutes from work in a place that I NEED AWD. I gave up sports cars for this, basically, but I DID at least retain high-speed internet 
(if you call 9.5 down and 2 up "high speed"...it's good enough for FPS's as my ping is low).
River forms the northern property border, and is 50 feet to the left of the gazebo in the second picture.
Buying this currently (under contract) which is adjacent to my property current, and will double my water frontage from 3 to 600 feet. Photo taken across the meadow with the gazebo from t he second picture as the focal point in the distance at about 11 o'clock in the photo.:
(if you call 9.5 down and 2 up "high speed"...it's good enough for FPS's as my ping is low).River forms the northern property border, and is 50 feet to the left of the gazebo in the second picture.
Buying this currently (under contract) which is adjacent to my property current, and will double my water frontage from 3 to 600 feet. Photo taken across the meadow with the gazebo from t he second picture as the focal point in the distance at about 11 o'clock in the photo.:
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Uno, truly that is the way to live.
I greatly miss living up in the mountains. You have a good thing going there. (thumb)
I greatly miss living up in the mountains. You have a good thing going there. (thumb)
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YazooKees 48" commercial zero-turn mower with 18hp Briggs.
Later this year I am planning to upgrade to a 60" or so Exmark with 23hp, since I'm buying more land and will have more to cut. It's a bit much with the 48" deck. I estimate I'm cutting around 5-6 acres, now. I had to go over it twice to get a proper cut because the previous owner had not been mowing it, and that took a total of about 5 hours. 3.5 or so on the first pass, 1.5 on the second pass. That is just the additional acreage. Since I mow, or try to, once a week, I am hoping my total estate mowing time will be around 4-4.5 hours at present, and the Exmark will cut it to around 3.
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Nice property
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- Denver, CO
That's why I liked living in the mountains. Lawn? What the hell is a lawn? If you gave me a lawn now, I'd have no idea what to do to take care of it. I've never even owned or used a lawn-mower before.
Granted, pine needles and things like that needed to be cleaned up, but that was usually a once a year affair.
