nate hammond
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Ryan Davey is no longer with AEG.
Not sure what happened but was told by AEG that they have parted ways.Dang, that is strange.
Here is what I would go with…
I work in the GP building. We had windows blown out and lost some furniture. Nothing too major and it was business as normal on Monday. It did take me 2 hrs to go 500 yards on Cortland Monday am.
Yeah, I take 75/85 to work everymorning, and get off at JW Dobbs.
Now that you mention it, I think you are right.
It’s crazy how the building right next to me has ~150 broken windows, and the one I work in didn’t have a pane broken.
Actually, that is one mean ass tornado moving through downtown Atlanta. It is the light colored column in the center of the photo.
My building is the left-most in the cluster of three high rises just left of the center of the tornado.
I drive a GMC right now, but this would be a sweet rig…sans the ugly interior color.
http://www.pickuptruck.com/html/autoshows/sema2007/toyota/tundradually1.html
Steve,
I too would recommend the Fishpond waist packs. I have had good experience with all of the Fishpond products that I have bought, and unlike Zach’s packs, mine have held up well (I probably don’t fish as much as Zach either, though). Ben has a similar Sage lumbar pack and he likes it too compared with the vest or day pack.
One feature that is lacking on the Fishpond waist packs are compression straps on the underside. Ben’s Sage has these and they make easy work of lashing a pair of Chacos or a lightweight rain jacket to the pack. I always have to “engineer” a place for my rain jacket when carrying my waist pack.
Nate
Charlie –
Like Matt said, Acadia is a beautiful area but for the stripers I would recommend heading south down towards Portland.
