I used to get it bad as a kid, now I can't remember when I had it last. I have ( braggin') 12+ acres/ 1500+ft of river frontage on the north fork of the Consumnes River. Hence the handle LilRiverMan. Have to scramble over the rocks to get at the Rainbows and Browns and there is a fair share of Poison Oak. I think a large part of my resistance is due to a product they used to have called Immune-Oak. Like an extract from Poison Oak that you drank once a week for a few weeks, then once a month for a few months. worked great for my family and friends. Can't find it anymore, Probably some stupid lawsuit where some genius thought hey, If I take more over a shorter amount of time, I'll get immune quicker.   
if anyone knows if the product is still around, let me know.

Parking?, permits? and facilities? Unless we can answer those questions in time, it might be best to reschedule.

Great job - Thanks

One part

If you raise a child active, responsible and respectful that

child will grow up to be an active, responsible and respectful

adult.


The part I put in bold is a little stilted and needs a slight tweek

Montana
If that 240Cm paddle is too big for your girl, I'd be interested.

For a lot of us, it's pure dollars and cents. Hobies cost twice as much.

Don't know if pricing varies between KOA's, but there is one in Marina -6-7 miles from MBK

Another great catch. Congrats
Sorry about the camera yet that's what you get for showing a strange woman your Butt. Good thing there weren't any cops around!

Ariel Sea

The simple answer is Portable radio batteries are usually good for 200+ charges or 2-3 years, and as they get older they lose their storage capacity. Ni-Cad batteries also suffer from chemical memory, so if it is an eight hour battery and you typically only use it for 2 hours, it will start to think it is a 2 hour battery. Ni-MH don't have that problem very much and Li-Ion are the best if you can affford them.
In my radio shop I have equipment that charges and discharges batteries several times and this sometimes helps extend the life of Ni-Cad batteries. You can help extend the life of your Ni-Cad by fully discharging it before recharging. Also if you have an older non-intelligent charger, and you leave the battery always in the charger, it will keep feeding juice to the battery and therefore shortening the life and eventually frying the battery.