The Last Free Distance Task?

On Jan 19, 7:59*pm, Bob Kuykendall wrote:
I think that "1-26 Free Distance" might be an oxymoron. In a 1-26, the
best you get is "relatively inexpensive distance."

Yes, Bob. But with a1-26, you don't get as much of it (distance), so
it seems almost "free"! And don't be calling them 1-26 drivers names
like that! :-)

Bob Kuykendall wrote:
I think that "1-26 Free Distance" might be an oxymoron. In a 1-26, the
best you get is "relatively inexpensive distance."

Even in the days of cheap gas, every mile XC *I* earned in a 1-26 was
hard-earned...nothing free about 'em at all!

And Great Fun, too, it prolly goes without saying.

Bob - sweated a few bullets along those miles - W.

On Jan 20, 5:36*pm, Bob Whelan wrote:
Bob Kuykendall wrote:
I think that "1-26 Free Distance" might be an oxymoron. In a 1-26, the
best you get is "relatively inexpensive distance."

Even in the days of cheap gas, every mile XC *I* earned in a 1-26 was
hard-earned...nothing free about 'em at all!

And Great Fun, too, it prolly goes without saying.

Bob - sweated a few bullets along those miles - W.

Bob I feel the same way about the miles I rack up in the Cherokee II.
Lots of work but lots of fun too.

Tony

On Jan 20, 7:34*pm, Tony wrote:
On Jan 20, 5:36*pm, Bob Whelan wrote:

Bob Kuykendall wrote:
I think that "1-26 Free Distance" might be an oxymoron. In a 1-26, the
best you get is "relatively inexpensive distance."

Even in the days of cheap gas, every mile XC *I* earned in a 1-26 was
hard-earned...nothing free about 'em at all!

And Great Fun, too, it prolly goes without saying.

Bob - sweated a few bullets along those miles - W.

Bob I feel the same way about the miles I rack up in the Cherokee II.
Lots of work but lots of fun too.

Tony

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