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Discussion in 'Epic Rides' started by LittleWan, Aug 15, 2012.
I love the Wan reports. Keep 'em coming!
Love the report so far!! Got the OK from the doctors yesterday to start walking on it again!! So of course I am doing lots of walking, but she denied my request to ride my motorcycle I guess I still have to wait on that. Poor Poor DRZ.
Cant wait,
8400 miles and no Booty??????
So nice to see you guys - it's killing me not to say "Hi" to each and every one of you!!
bigdon, dave6253, Abenteuerfahrer, Scott_PDX, Bob, Alleycatdad,
j2beers, J-dub, Ladybug0048, VFR, Rwelch360, dvwalker, DingWeed,
Baja Ho, Tn. Walrus, Idahosam, eakins, RedRockRider, rider914, Loud Al,
oldtrucks, larryboy, wachs, Bgunn, adventuerik, killurtv, dickosaurus,
Questor, Gale B.T., madeouttaglass, and PDX Alamo!
whew. hope I didn't miss anyone.
hey, scottmac!
I got yer booty right here - comin' up at the end of day 3
Day 3: 6/24/12
Cherry Creek CG, NV to Red Creek Reservoir, UT 216 miles
Hit the road about 9am and dropped back into the desert.
It got kinda silty here.
Looking back at our tracks - you can see where Matt and I got all wiggly...:eek1
But it wasn't bad. Not like the silt we'd soon find in Utah...
This part was pretty fast.
Here, too.
We had been trying to get video of Aaron when we came across this little guy...
A baby antelope. With really spindly legs.
We watched for a bit, then rode away slowly. Hopefully Mom was nearby.
So, this was the long section that Matt had been worried about.
These roads went on forever.
Our fuel light came on right about here, much earlier than we had expected.
Aaron thought he had more fuel than we did and, in the past, he had gotten better mileage than us.
But, this section had been sandy and silty and it was only a matter of time before his light came on too.
There was a highway up ahead and we had a decision to make:
1) Keep following the tracks that took us across the desert,
even though they were 5 years old and no one seemed to have used them recently
(not to mention, Boney and Luke had gotten lost during their ride)...
2) Let Norm reroute and see if he could find a faster way to Pioche (the next fuel stop)...
3) get on the highway and hope that we would find a gas stop that was closer than Pioche...
We stopped on the highway and checked the GPS.
A nice couple on a Harley stopped to see if we were okay.
They told us our options for gas - I can't remember the details, but they weren't great.
Matt didn't think we could reach either of the gas stops on the highway,
and Pioche was even further away via pavement.
(useless map just to show Pioche from space)
So, it looked like our best bet was to continue off road.
When we told the Harley couple that we were going to cross the desert and go to Pioche via the dirt,
they looked at us like we were insane.
Which is funny, because when they pulled up wearing tank tops and jeans, I shuddered.
They were just baking in the hot sun and blasting down the highway with no gear!
Now who's crazy?
We were going to let Norm re-route us, but right away he was telling Matt to turn when there was no turn in sight.
Stupid box!
So, we went back to Luke's tracks.
They sent us through a gate that hadn't been opened in a long time.
A very long time.
The two track went on and on...
It's not often that we're happy to see pavement.
So, after all that we only took 4.8 gallons. WTF?
We weren't that low after all?
Still don't know what happened there, but, I'd rather have the light come on too early rather than too late.
Had lunch at the Silver Cafe. They've painted it since 2007!
Another powerline road
Gate duty
Welcome to beautiful downtown Lund, Utah!
heh. I don't remember what that face was for, but it makes me laugh.
As soon as we got to Parowan, we all had the same thought -
Uh oh. Utah on a Sunday!
are we going to be able to find beer? :eek1
The answer was, yes! 3.2%, but it's beer. :slurp
Cap'n underpants was jazzed!
Looks like we were sleeping in the Dixie Forest...
We found one potential spot, but it had bones everywhere and was freaking me out.
Norm was saying that there was a reservoir nearby.
I say we listen to the box!
way to go, Norman
We were at Red Creek Reservoir (a.k.a. Paragonah Reservoir)
Bath time!
Cap'n underpants, sans underpants
(there's the booty you wanted, scottmac!)
Lots of happy campers tonight.
Improvised drying rack
the day's numbers
After dinner, I was writing in my journal when I saw the guys walking up the beach, carrying something to the camp.
what the...? :huh
They had found an old backseat from a Suburban or something and decided to bring it home.
Really? You want to hang out on some nasty, filthy seat that's been lying here since who knows when?
I was skeptical, but it turned out to be a brilliant idea...
Movie night!
We put slime (our hackintosh) on the pannier and it was perfect.
Settled in with some snacks, beer and...
Land of the Lost!

It was mucking AWESOME!
Hey, thanks for the fire engine pic! Awesome present in the middle of this great RR.
I would like to thank you for giving ScottMac the other pic,
So nice to see you back safe to crowded BAy Area.
Thaks for that fuel pomp in Idaho and grate companionship.
Keep RR coming,
Cheers Bartek
Now I just need to wash my eyes out with soap...
Kelly and Matt, your efforts are appreciated. We-Who-Long-To-Go-On-Long-Remote-Rides-But-For-One-Reason-Or-Another-Cannot-Go salute your willingness to share your adventures with us. Let the fun begin.
Hey Kelly, wake up I need my morning coffee or trip pics.
It looks like one Coney's been abused by the gate crashers.
I'm late to the party, but I'm strapped in with a bucket full of Gadget Brand Popcorn!
I'm glad you guys enjoyed the Booty!
hello my friend!
We were just so happy you were able to ride with us.
Lots of good pics of you coming up stay tuned!
Thanks for the anniversary wishes, Dustyrider!
Nice catch on the busted up cone, Nixels!
I hadn't even noticed that
Dude! It's saturday!
Actually, I just needed a little break.
Yesterday Matt and Cap'n underpants went for a little ride up to Stonyford.
I stayed home so Matt could do some standing up and enjoy the bike again.
They had a good time, until the end.
On the way home, they were riding through a section with blind corners and almost got taken out by a pickup! :eek1
Not even going too fast, just bad timing.
Luckily, neither of them is hurt but it was close for Cap'n underpants.
Aaron had to eject and got clear, but his 990 got nailed by the truck.
After a little work to get the bike in rideable condition, they were able to limp home.
They stopped to rest at a gas station and Aaron said, "Hey, it's really good to be riding with you again, matt."

But, yeah.
After all the thousands of miles we just did (with all the blind corners, dangerous places and questionable speeds).
We're feeling pretty lucky.
This is an incredibly stupid hobby. Especially the way we do it.
But even if you're cautious, it's risky.
I'm kind of scared for everyone on ADV...
Be careful out there!
And now that I've totally killed your buzz...
Day 4: 6/25/12
Red Creek Res., UT to Torrey, UT 185 miles
Movie Night: The Aftermath...
Poor Aaron.
Apparently, the Suburban seat was not as comfy for sleeping as it was for sitting.
He brought a tent, just didn't want to set it up.
I'm not sure what the reason was.
Me, I enjoy a tent. Keeps the bugs off.
We had a lovely breakfast of coffee and oatmeal, lounging on the Suburban seat.
Forgot to take a pic, but it was really nice.
The Reservoir was beautiful this morning
I was being stupid and tried to put on my contacts while standing over the bike seat.
I do it all the time and usually have no problems,
but today I was busy talking to cap'n underpants and I dropped one.
Right there.
In that pile of stuff on the the grass.
Luckily, Matt found it.
I got a big scolding for that one.
Yeah, it would have sucked to have been half blind for the rest of the trip.
And my optometrist recently passed away, too.
I have no idea where to get my new eyeballs.
Cap'n underpants wanted to take another dip in the reservoir,
so matt and I rode along the beach, over to the far side of lake.
What a hugely bad idea.
Got bogged down in some thick, smelly mud and then had to ride up a hiking trail to get out.
Well, that was a crap way to start the morning. let's get out of here.
Monkey fighter!
BigWan and I had a get-off in this freshly graded sh..stuff.
It was super soft and we were going too slow
(matt was checking the mirrors to see if aaron made the turn)
No biggie, but the camera got a face full of dirt and grit. again.
This is getting old.
You might have noticed that we were running a Heidenau K60 instead of our usual D908 rally raid or Scorpion Rally rear.
I really hate that tire. It kept trying to kill us.
Matt says I'm not supposed to be hating on anything so early in the report, so we'll get back to that later...
a little while up the road, we ran into the source of all the torn up roads.
This guy.
At least it's pretty in the Dixie Forest.
And when they aren't freshly graded, the roads are pretty nice.
This was road 410.
Can you see Cap'n underpants?
he's that little dot in the middle...
It was nice to have some dirt and rocks instead of sand and gravel.
Cap'n underpants again...
Mmmm. Forest-y.
We really enjoyed this ride.
A little sandy here, but still fun.
Here comes Cap'n underpants!
Uh oh.
That side bag is trying to make a run for it!
Get that sucker back on there.
At least it wasn't hurt. The starboard side is pretty good.
Look at the port side bag...
Too many rock massages.
We stopped in Panguitch for gas
This guy was a real character. Gary.
He charged us a dollar for this photo. :ddog
It wasn't worth it.
Haha, just kidding.
Gary was nice enough and wanted to give us some tips about the area.
When Matt told him where we were going next (following the tracks),
He said, "nah, you don't want to go there. I do ATV tours so I know all the roads.
You want to take Hwy 12. It's the best scenery. "
But, that's pavement.
Anyway. Gary was very insistent that we listen to him.
Aaron wanted to see some sights (and not just desert), so he was game.
Hwy 12 would go through Bryce and Grand Staircase - Escalante,
and Gary said that we could do Hell's Backbone, which is dirt.
I hope we don't regret ditching perfectly good tracks for a guy in an Arby's hat...
here's a map I stole from the internets.
Hell's Backbone is #11
Apparently, Scenic Byway 12 is quite famous.
if you go to the website and download the route guide, you can read all about it.
At least it's starting to look like Utah!
Fantastic! The movie night and carnage at Red Creek Reservoir was particularly amusing. I'm gonna have to go find that car seat. Very familiar with area from Pioche to Parowan to Panguitch. Lots of riding in this area. Great to see you enjoying it. Little photo from Paragoonah -- note the spelling on the sign by the locals. :huh
Hi RRR!
Yeah, the names in that area are something.
Between the unusual names and my sloppy handwriting,
I had to triple check to make sure I didn't mess up the spellings in my journal, especially "Panguitch."
Have you ridden that road, 410? I wasn't sure if I got the info right.
I think that's what the sign said, but I didn't get a photo of it.
We spent a lot of time in Utah this trip and had some top notch riding.
thanks for checking in!
Hi Wans,
Boy, am I glad to run across your RR.......I've followed along on all of them (from my recliner of course!) and have never been able to stop reading until it was almost time for bed. I hope this one sees you through pretty much safe and fairly all intact. Thanks much for taking the time for old farts like me, who can at least still read! Happy 15th, maybe a little late....
Gary "Oldone"
Grampa's Lake Superior Ride
Grampa's National Monument Ride
Hi Gary, nice to see you!
Hey iDave! what's up?
yay, zombie dick!
heh, I love that movie.
Day 4: 6/25/12 continued
Red Creek Res., UT to Torrey, UT 185 miles
Where were we? oh yeah,
Red Canyon
I thought these tunnels were in Bryce, but the route guide says theyre actually in Red Canyon.
Time for lunch. :dg
Gary recommended Fosters, he said its one of the only places around that doesnt rip off tourists.
It was good! I had the veggie stir fry, but totally forgot to take pics.
Aaron was reading the menu and said, Girl Squatter?! what kind of beer is that?
Who wants a Girl Squatter? Aaron does!
OK, back on the slab
Yes, it was scenic.
just not as exciting as we were used to.
You see a lot more bikes when youre on the pavement
Guess were in Grand Staircase - Escalante
Capn underpants was pretty happy, he had really been looking forward to seeing Utah.
With a name like Hells Backbone, we thought this road might be kinda interesting.
It wasnt.
Wide, flat, washboardy gravel.
with a side of pretty.
The bridge was cool, though.
It was built in the 30s to connect Boulder, UT to Escalante, UT.
We were looking down over the Box-Death Hollow Wilderness.
Its hard to capture the depth of the canyon. The GoPro does it best.
It was a nice place for some photos
and a water break
Capn underpants wanted to visit the Anasazi Museum,
but BigWan and I were in a hurry to get to Bicknell.
We were waiting for parts for our stupid headsets.
At this point, I could hear Matt, but he couldn't hear me.
It was really pissing him off.
We left Aaron at the museum and headed to Bicknell.
It was almost 4pm and we knew the post office would be closing soon.
The more we talked about it (i.e., the more Matt ranted and couldn't hear my responses),
the more anxious we got.
We really wanted those parts ASAP.
Google says that drive should take 57 minutes, but we got there in under 35. :eek1
So, after risking life and limb (and missing some beautiful overlooks)
we got to Bicknell only to find that the mucking post office had closed at 2:30pm.
Son of a flipping biscuit!
Also, there had been a time change somewhere and we were 1 hour behind.
There was no way in hell we could have gotten there in time.
We sat at the Bicknell gas station for a couple hours, waiting for Aaron.
He really enjoyed the museum and the ride out to Bicknell.
When we met up again, we agreed that we should spend the night in Torrey.
Stopped at The Nielsen Grist Mill on the way back (well, stopped at the sign at least)
You can read about it here.
Apparently, its the site of a geocache, too (see link).
Thank you, internets!
The motel in Torrey was full,
But we got a couple cabins at the Torrey Trading Post and that was even better.
They were nice. 35 bucks for a furnished cabin (with bedding and a tv)
Nice clean showers/toilets just across the courtyard.
It was so extravagant, after camping. Showers!!
We had some takeout burritos and beer from the market across the street and called it a night.
Tomorrow - Capitol Reef and Cathedral Valley
I was just about to ask about that. It was recommended to me for my DR650, but I didn't think it would fit my riding style...then again, I've never tried one. When it's more appropriate to start hating on things fill us in.
I've ridden hwy 12 several times & it is a beautiful ride. Probably not so much if you like dirt but I ride a sportbike. I would last about 50 feet on the stuff you like but the scenery there is nice as well. At least you don't have to camp with touristas with screaming kids.....
Always cool to see familiar places from another POV
hi acesandeights!
Well, if you can wait, I was planning on doing the tire rant in a couple days.
Today I have 60 pics and tomorrow there are even more (plus video).
After that, I have a dead spot that is perfect for the stuff about tires.
Of course, if you need a tire right now and are on your way to the store...shoot me a PM.
Once we get to the tire day, I hope that rider914 will also chime in about his experiences with a K60.
hey VFR - you're right, it's a lovely ride.
It is.
But, I think that once a person sees huge vistas and incredible rock formations from remote dirt roads,
(with no one else around)
it kinda ruins the highway rides.
So many cars and trucks. Huge RVs. All that ugly man made stuff.
It's akin to viewing a beautiful wild animal in its natural habitat,
vs. seeing that same animal locked in a cage at the zoo.
I'm exaggerating, of course, but you get the idea.
Anyway, I don't mean to diminish your experience as a street rider...
I just hope to encourage you to get out in the dirt!
(p.s. I think we camp with touristas and screaming kids 1 night on this ride - Yellowstone)
OK, rider914 - capitol reef coming up!
Day 5: 6/26/12
Torrey, UT to Salina, UT 139 miles
Matt got up early and went over to the Bicknell post office to get our parts.
Thirty minutes later, he was back to install them.
(he did the speed limit this time )
Break out the tools. Fiddle, fiddle, fiddle.
Then we did some testing...
We put on our helmets...
me: "Bueno!"
I could hear him even more clearly now.
Now it was his turn...
me: "Can you hear me? can you hear me? what about now?"
Matt:"Bob Saget!! " (oh, that link's probably NSFW)
He STILL couldn't hear me at all. Not a bit.
Hoo boy. It was not a pretty morning after that.
There was wifi at the cabins so Matt hurriedly ordered brand new intercom units and had them overnighted to Salina, UT.
Which seemed to be our next destination.
There had been talk of Aaron coming with and doing the Black Dragon Wash with us, but now...
Matt and I were pretty wound up and I think our negative energy was harshing Capn underpants mellow.
Aaron was on vacation and wanted to sight see and enjoy the ride.
Meanwhile, us Wans were in trail uber alles mode and only cared about hammering out the miles.
Now, with this intercom drama, it seemed like a good time to part ways.
We had only planned on riding another day (or 2) together in the first place.
If he left now, Aaron would have enough time to go to Vegas and visit a friend,
instead of iron-butting straight home.
It was getting late, but we decided to stop at the Capitol Reef info center and get some maps.
Also, Capn underpants realized that he was screwed if he got a flat by himself,
so he went to go look for a pump or something.
He found a hand pump at a bicycle shop next door. Lucky!
Heading towards Capitol Reef.
Heres a map
We started with Goosenecks Overlook
Say cheese!
Its a long way down...
And then we moved on to the Scenic Drive.
Saw this van at the entrance.
The Dangerous Crosswinds car is in front, but its hard to see.
Click on the linkies for more info about the film and the spot-the-van contest...
We took a gravel road, hoping that it would go through and we could ride a loop...
No luck. It dead ended at a touristy walking trail parking lot - full of corollas and minvans.
Nope. That's not going to work...
Sigh. Back the way we came.
We stopped to look at some petroglyphs.
Theres capn underpants, down on the boardwalk...
Theyre a little hard to see...
Animals (sheep)
Okay, we need to get this show on the road - its almost 1pm and we need some dirt!
Real dirt, without minivans.


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I have finally reached the point in my life where I can start buying good welding equipment, but I have to do it one piece at a time.
I was wonder if Miller runs these rebates often or is this a one time deal. I was planning on buying a 375 spectrum, but might grab a mig 180 instead due to the rebate.
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I went in planning to get the 211, but then saw in person how nice the drive roll setup is on the 212 and 252, and heavier duty longer reach mig gun. Ended up with the 252 since it was only a few hundred more than the 212 and they even had weld plates displayed for what each mig machine could do.
I would drive the +90 mile round trip every time over the 2 mile trip to visit the store that has equipment in stock for you to open up and look at every time. In the end it cost me well over $1,000 more than I was planning to spend (and no rebate or cool free stuff), but I think I got the last Mig I will ever need.
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I'd spend the extra $200 and get the 211 with MVP and more power and duty cycle.
Alot of features, for the extra money now.
As far as a rebate goes, it seems they raise prices and then have a promotion
which drops the price to what it was.
I have the 180 and I am sorry I didn't get the 211 instead. The 180 welds great but the duty cycle is pretty low on it for anything over an 1/8" thick


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (April 18, 2011) - The ETSU baseball team is set to host Virginia Tech in a non-conference game at Cardinal Park on Tuesday at 7:05 p.m. as the Bucs look to end a three-game skid.
The Buccaneers (22-12, 11-8 A-Sun) were swept for the first time on the year after falling to Belmont 9-8 in 11 innings on the Sunday. The three-game losing streak is the longest of the season for ETSU. The Bucs have also posted winning streaks of six and seven games.
Senior Derek Trent (Kingsport, Tenn.) leads the way offensively for ETSU hitting .354 with seven home runs and 37 RBI.
The Hokies (19-19, 4-14 ACC) lead the all-time series with ETSU 31-17. Virginia Tech comes into the series having won two of its last five contests including dropping two of three to #11 Florida State at home.
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Papa... if I find a way for you to get rid of the power, a way that doesn't kill you or hurt me, would you do it?
"The Return" is the nineteenth episode of Season One of ABC's Once Upon a Time. It was written by Jane Espenson and directed by Paul Edwards. It is the nineteenth episode overall, and premiered on April 22, 2012.
Mr. Gold attempts to uncover the true identity of August, Emma confronts Regina about her involvement in Kathryn's disappearance, and David tries to apologize and reconcile with Mary Margaret. Meanwhile, in the fairytale land that was, Rumplestiltskin agrees to comply and do whatever it takes if his son can find a way for him to safely give up his powers and turn back into the loving man he used to be.[1]
In Storybrooke, August Booth wakes up experiencing a terrible pain in his leg. He falls from his bed and hobbles over to the phone. He dials the rotary phone in his room and speaks to an unknown person. He says they need to move the plan along faster.
Later, August sends Henry Mills into Mr. Gold's shop. Henry asks for a gift for Mary Margaret Blanchard and says he thinks she would like a bell. This gives August time to sneak in through the back door, but Mr. Gold catches him. August backpedals by claiming he is looking for maps, and Mr. Gold directs him to the front of the shop.
Emma Swan goes to see Kathryn Nolan who is in the hospital. Kathryn says she does not really remember anything, but a few events such as being in the car crash, being surrounded by darkness in a basement, food and drink appearing for her, and she assumes she was drugged. Dr. Whale confirms they are trying to detoxify her of the drugs. Emma tells Kathryn that everyone believed she was dead, because of the heart in Mary Margaret's jewelry box matching Kathryn's DNA. There is now an investigation as to who doctored the DNA results to frame Mary Margaret.
Regina Mills is upset about Mr. Gold breaking their deal. He claims he never broke it as "something tragic" happening to Kathryn was all that Regina asked for, and kidnapping is tragic. Holding a ball, Mr. Gold reveals that he has broken only one deal in his life, and it was not this one. Regina realizes that Mr. Gold set her up and that all the evidence such as the forged DNA test and planted key will trace back to her. Regina questions why he made the curse bringing them all to Storybrooke for her in the first place, and he tells her to figure it out.
In the Enchanted Forest, Baelfire is playing with the ball we saw Mr. Gold holding in his shop. He chases the ball and nearly gets run over by a cart. The driver is angry at him, but stops once he realizes who Baelfire is. He then tries to make up for the accident by offering him eggs. Rumplestiltskin shows up, frightening the driver. Baelfire tries to calm his father down by saying that he is alright, but after seeing a cut on Baelfire's knee, Rumplestiltskin turns the man into a snail then stamps on him despite Baelfire's pleas.
In Storybrooke, David Nolan visits Kathryn and tries to kiss her forehead while she is sleeping, but instead startles her. He apologizes for lying and cheating. Kathryn tells David that their relationship was not meant to be and says it was not his fault that he was just the first one to recognize it.
Back at Mary Margaret's apartment, there is a party for her, celebrating her freedom from her legal entanglement. Henry has brought her a bell as a gift. Henry asks August if he found what he was looking for. Although his search was unsuccessful, he believes "it" will find him. David shows up at the door, but Mary Margaret signals for Emma to turn him away. Emma tells David to walk Henry home. Emma is asked by Mr. Gold what she knows about August. She says "not much", but then asks if he had anything to do with Kathryn's "magical" return, but he changes the subject. She doesn't know if he is working for Regina or against her.
In the Enchanted Forest, Rumplestiltskin and Baelfire return home where tries to heal his son's knee with magic, but Baelfire refuses and brings out healing items. He tells his father that people are afraid to even talk to him. He asks his father if he can get rid of his power. Rumplestiltskin shows Baelfire the dagger he already knows about and explains his powers can disappear only if someone kills him with it. Their mute maid Onora overhears them talking. Baelfire asks if he would give up the power if he could find a way to get rid of it, because he wants his father to return to his old self. Realizing how much he wants his son to be happy, they strike a deal in which if Baelfire can find a way to get rid of Rumplestiltskin's powers, he will give it up for Baelfire's sake.
In Storybrooke, Mr. Gold breaks into August's room and finds a drawing of the dagger with Rumplestiltskin's name on it. Emma meets with Sidney Glass, and she confronts him with the bug he used to spy on her to aid Regina. Emma realizes that he is in love with Regina, which would explain his loyalty to her. She gives him an ultimatum—he can either free himself from trouble by helping her or go down with Regina. Later, Mr. Gold watches August speed off on his motorcycle and follows him behind in his car.
Meanwhile in the Enchanted Forest, Rumplestiltskin leaves Baelfire to play with some other children while he attends to business in the woods, but the children all run away. Morraine sits down with Baelfire and says that she is not afraid of him. They talk about Rumplestiltskin's power and how to get rid of it. She suggests he call upon the "Reul Ghorm" she has heard about because her magic is more powerful than his father's. Morraine leaves when Rumplestiltskin returns a moment later. Baelfire notices blood on his boots. Rumplestiltskin admits to killing their maid, because she had previously seen the dagger. This outrages Baelfire, who protests she was a mute woman and would have not been able to tell anyone about it. Rumplestiltskin replies that even mutes can draw a picture.
In Storybrooke, August visits the convent to speak with Mother Superior. After August leaves, Mr. Gold confronts her about their conversation. She tells him he is in town looking for his estranged father, but they have not spoken yet.
In the Enchanted Forest, Baelfire summons Reul Ghorm in the woods. The blue fairy appears and offers him her assistance. He explains his situation, and she says that she cannot change Rumplestiltskin back, but she can send him to a place without magic, where his father would return to being the man he once was. She gives Baelfire a magic bean that will save them both, but it is the last one and will only work once.
In Storybrooke, David tries to talk to Mary Margaret on the street and apologizes for his actions. She expresses her disappointment in his lack of belief in her innocence and says that they cannot move forward. She believes there is something keeping them apart and does not want the bad moments to erase the good ones. David proclaims his love for her, but she says that his love is exactly what makes the whole situation so sad.
In the Enchanted Forest, Rumplestiltskin spins gold in his home when Baelfire returns and tells him about the bean. He asks if he has heard of Reul Ghorm whom he recognizes as the Blue Fairy. Rumplestiltskin says that fairy magic does not mix with his magic. Baelfire reminds him of their deal and says that he promised and is not backing out.
In Storybrooke, Mr. Gold goes to see Archie Hopper, much to his surprise. He tells Hopper about August, who he believes is his son. He says that isn't sure, but that he is afraid that his son still may be angry with him and wonders if he has come to kill him. Archie tells him to be honest with his son and ask for forgiveness. August is out by Mr. Gold's cabin in the woods, and the two meet. Mr. Gold says he knows who he is to which August replies that the lying can stop and calls him "Papa."
In the Enchanted Forest, Rumplestiltskin has second thoughts about living in a world without magic and giving up his newfound power. Baelfire throws the bean, and a portal opens. Baelfire goes to the edge and holds out his hand to his father, but Rumplestiltskin backs out of their deal. He tries to keep Baelfire from getting sucked into the portal and uses his dagger as an anchor, but in the end, he lets go of his son. Baelfire calls him a coward before disappearing. Realizing his mistake, he tries to dig into the ground to get to him with no luck.
Back in Storybrooke, Mr. Gold apologizes to August and confesses that he never should have let him go. He tells August he has been looking for him ever since and asks him to be the bigger man and forgive him. The two embrace, and August sobs that he forgives him. August says that he was looking for the dagger, because if his father had it then he would not have changed. Mr. Gold tells him that he buried the dagger so Regina would not find out. He leads August to the buried dagger, and offers it to him to destroy, saying that he does not need it anymore. August takes the knife, but points it toward Mr. Gold and tries to use an incantation against him to control the power of the Dark One. Mr. Gold is livid at the betrayal and realizes this person is not his son, as Baelfire would know that the dagger would not have power in this world.
Mr. Gold questions August about who he is and recognizes he must be from the Enchanted Forest. August says that a little fairy told him about the dagger and who Mr. Gold really is. Mr. Gold threatens to kill August, and asks why he would risk death to confront him, knowing who he really is. Pinned against a tree by Mr. Gold, August tells him he is sick with a terminal illness and needs magic. He is trying to get Emma to believe in magic, but he fears he does not have enough time. Mr. Gold allows August to live to continue to try to convince Emma, scoffing that either way, he will eventually die.
In the Enchanted Forest, Rumplestiltskin is still in the woods when he calls for the Blue Fairy. When she arrives, he asks if there is another way to get to the world Baelfire is in. He mentions a curse which the Blue Fairy acknowledges, but she tells him he cannot pull it off, because the price is higher than he can imagine. However, he vows to find a way. He blames her for taking away his son, but she tells him that he drove Baelfire away himself. Rumplestiltskin vows to not rest, until he creates the curse and finds Baelfire.
In Storybrooke, Regina meets Emma at the Sheriff Department under the pretense of giving her a confession. Then she calls Sidney in, who goes into detail about everything: the kidnapping, the framing of Mary Margaret, and faking the DNA results, because he had hoped he would get his job back with the newspaper. Emma does not buy his confession and asks to speak with Regina privately in the hallway. She believes that Sidney is protecting Regina, because he is in love with her, and she is furious with Regina for allowing someone else to take the fall for her actions. Emma says that Regina tried to take away a person she loves, so now she will take away someone Regina loves. She vows to get her son, Henry, back.
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Production Notes
- The title card features August driving his motorcycle.
- In "The Thing You Love Most", the window outside the entrance to Mary Margaret's loft apartment is a regular, clear single-pane window.[3] In "The Price of Gold", it has been divided into four window panes.[4] In this episode, it's been replaced by a glass-stained window.[5] In "Broken", it's replaced by a new glass-stained window.[6]
- The glass-stained window seen in this episode, also appears in a corridor at the inn in "The Stable Boy".[7] It can also be seen on the entrance to The Rabbit Hole".[8]
- Reul Ghorm is Scottish Gaelic for "blue star".
Event Chronology
- The Storybrooke events of this episode take place after "The Stable Boy" and before "The Stranger". (For more details, see the Land Without Magic timeline)
- The Enchanted Forest events of this episode occur after "Nasty Habits" and before Milah's eventual death in "The Crocodile". (For more details, see the Enchanted Forest timeline)
Episode Connections
- Kathryn is in hospital room R2 42,[9] the same as Henry in "A Land Without Magic".[10] The same number is in the supply room where Dr. Whale and the others go to discuss the Greg Mendell's situation in "In the Name of the Brother".[11]
- The process behind the creation of magic beans is revealed in "Tiny".
- As stated by Mr. Gold in "Dreamy", he has an irrefutable dislike for nuns, who are the counterparts of fairies, and the reason for it is revealed in this episode.
- Baelfire's fate after arriving in the Land Without Magic is explored in "Second Star to the Right", "And Straight On 'Til Morning", and "Tallahassee".
- The banner at Mary Margaret's welcome home party[12] is reused in "The Cricket Game" with Emma's name added below it.[13]
- Mr. Gold is eventually reunited with his son in "Manhattan".
- Rumplestiltskin acquires the Dark Curse in "Darkness on the Edge of Town".
- A statue of the Virgin Mary can be seen outside the convent.[14]
- When August drives off on his motorcycle, a sign on the pavement shows the number 15, the third of the Lost numbers.
- This episode contains a number of other references to ABC's Lost. See the list of Lost references for more.
Fairytales and Folklore
- This episode features Rumplestiltskin from the Rumpelstiltskin fairytale as well as the Fairy with the Turquoise Hair from the Pinocchio story.
- The magic beans the Blue Fairy gave Baelfire is a reference to "Jack and the Beanstalk".
- The wooden donkey Mr. Gold finds in August's room is a reference to the children's story Pinocchio. As in the tale, Pinocchio witnessed children being turned into donkeys on Pleasure Island.[15]
Pop Culture
- The song playing during Mary Margaret's homecoming party is "Origins" by Tennis.
Props Notes
- Jefferson's hat box is on a shelf in Mr. Gold's office.[16]
- There is a vintage Shoe Shine Box 5 Cent from the 1970s[17] in the backroom of the pawnshop.[18]
- In "The Thing You Love Most", there was a ship painting sitting on the floor in Archie's office.[19] In this episode, it is hanging on the wall outside the entrance to the office.[20]
Filming Locations
- The Fairacres Mansion, a historic building in Burnaby which is also known as the Burnaby Art Gallery, doubles as the Sisters of Saint Meissa convent. It is an estate house in the British Arts and Crafts style, and was built in 1911.[21] The mansion has also been featured in the comedy-drama television series Psych, and the science fiction television series Stargate SG-1.[22]
Reawakened: A Once Upon a Time Tale
International Titles
|International Titles
|"Isä ja hänen poikansa"
|"The Father and His Son"
|"Le Bon Fils"
|"The Good Son"
|"Die Rückkehr und die Fragen"
|"The Return and the Questions"
|"A visszatérés"
|"The Return"
|"Il ritorno"
|"The Return"
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 http://www.thefutoncritic.com/listings/20120402abc16/
- ↑ http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2012/04/24/tv-ratings-broadcast-top-25-american-idol-modern-family-top-week-31-viewing/130482/
- ↑ File:102BailMoney.png
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- ↑ File:119WithDavid.png
- ↑ File:201ANewHome.png
- ↑ File:118WhenIGotThere.png
- ↑ File:207Spencer.png
- ↑ File:119EmmaArrives.png
- ↑ File:122DontBeLate.png
- ↑ File:212Well.png
- ↑ File:119Hi.png
- ↑ File:210WelcomeHome.PNG
- ↑ File:119AugustLeaves.png
- ↑ Once Upon a Time - Behind the Magic - Page 68. London: Titan Books, October 2013
- ↑ File:119SneakingIn.png
- ↑ https://www.etsy.com/transaction/6305753
- ↑ File:119ShoeShine.png
- ↑ File:102CallTheMayor.png
- ↑ File:119GoldEntersOffice.png
- ↑ http://www.historicplaces.ca/en/rep-reg/place-lieu.aspx?id=2354
- ↑ https://moviemaps.org/locations/2kd
- ↑ Beane, Odette. Reawakened: A Once Upon a Time Tale - Page 266. New York: Hyperion, 2013. Print.


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This is absolutely phenomenal. Best pork roast I've ever had or made!
A few notes - I used fresh squeezed orange juice, about 1/4 cup chicken broth instead of bouillon, dried cherries instead of raisins, and skipped the starch. It probably came out a bit more "broth-y" than the original recipe intends, but it was still fantastic! Also, another reviewer mentioned it was too salty for their taste - my husband and I did not notice the salt at all, but perhaps using chicken broth instead of bouillon mitigated the salt content.
We tried this dish today. I wanted to love it. It has a lot of flavors that I adore. However, my husband and I agree that the recipe came out far too salty. Furthermore, the balance between the fruit taste and the curry was not properly balanced. If we try this again, I will definitely add more raisins and possibly more apple. I would also remove the salt from the ingredient list.
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I was looking for a recipe that had all the ingredients in the house and this one fit the bill. I was a little hesitant about 3 Tablespoons of Curry - but no worries this was awesome. I didn't have potato starch so I used a litttle bit of cornstarch mixed with cold water but didn't thicken the sauce until the meat was done. I served this with Jasmine rice and steamed green beans. Hubby says that this is "Meat and Potato" guy approved. I will be making this again, for sure. As a side note I used a 4 quart slow cooker and there was more than enough room maybe even a little bit big for this recipe.
I would give this a 5 star but as the recipe is, (Very good) it is still missing a little pazzaz. So I have made this 3 times now and have decided with a little tweaking of the original recipe it could get a 5 star from me.
This is what I think helps but everyone has a different prefernce, so see what you think:
I doubled all the ingredients and only added 1/2 pound more pork. I added 1/2 of a can of chunked Pineapple and the Pineapple juice in the can I mixed with the Orange Juice. I didn't add the water with potatoe starch because I prefer it more soupy and think the juices seep into the pork better when it is thinner liquid.
I also am using dried cranberries as well as the raisins. The cranberries actually have better flavor and is more complimentary to the recipe. I also used sweetened coconut flakes instead of unsweetened. This is the only Paleo recipe I could find on this site and I was thrilled! Thank you!
I was surprised how well this turned out and will make again.
Reading the reviews I was worried there wouldn't be enough flavor so I added a little more cinn. extra apple and doubled the curry and added about 1/2 tsp of garam masala, and 2 whole cloves and 2 bay leaves and tangerine juice because its what i had. After cooking 4 hours I plucked an orange from my tree and added a tsp of the zest. I did not add coconut but planned to add coconut milk if it needed it, but it didn't in my opinion. I just used pork chops what was on sale at the store,and cut them up. Very tender sweet and spicy-really delicious- economical- healthy and EASY. Can make sauce thick by adding cornstarch and cold water together at end of cooking but I liked it soupy.
I must first confess... I inadvertently tweaked this recipe quite a bit, although I don't think I changed the taste much. I only have a bunch of cuties on hand, so I peeled them, and just threw them in the pot (and mashed them up in the pot), didn't have an apple, so used applesauce instead. Didn't have raisins so used dates and didn't like coconut, so omitted them. Didn't have a slow cooker, so just cooked them in a pot for slightly under an hour. Last thing, added frozen broccoli in towards the end of the cooking time. I actually enjoy the taste (without the coconut) very much and the orange pulp made the potato starch redundant. Such an easy but yummy meal to make!! Would be doing this often from now on!
Thanks really enjoyed this recipe, I followed it pretty closely except I used a couple of tbsp of Indian seasoning mix I had and cornstarch instead of potato starch. I will definately be making this again!
Really really excellent just the way it is.
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Do a search, there is a ton of good info about the mm200.
12-05-2012, 02:39 AM #3Bob Wright, Grandson of Tee Nee Boat Trailer Founder
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So far so good
I got one, have only used the spool gun on aluminum. 1/8" to 3/16". I am a beginner and doing OK.
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Our school just got two of them finally got a welding stand built will be using them tomorrow. Only thing i dont like so far is the access door how it lifts up the machine when opened
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Elevation of Base for Door Clearance
I took a couple of short 2X4s and made 2 dadoes in each one to elevate my Multimatic a bit. This way, I can open the door without lifting the machine off of its base. You can also see an extension cord that I made out of previous 110V 10-3 extension cord. This cord was 50' originally and I cut it down about fifteen years ago to work on a 220 3 HP Air Compressor. Then I installed new plugs and receptacles on it and it's now about 45'.
Note, I bought my Multimatic 200 in September from Baker gas when the offer for the free FX welding table was available. I really like the table too. The machine welds like a dream on MIG and C25. I plan to try some stick welding and flux core welding when the weather gets better here. Previously, I had never done any MIG welding. However, I did do some Ox Acetylene welding and stick welding about 40 years ago when I worked as a diesel mechanic.
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Dude I got this machine, 3 days ago and it is bad ASS! It stick welds like no other welder I have ever used, the mig welds excellent and the tig is in the mail... With a full spool of ER70S in it and the leads it wieghs about 45-50 Lbs (ground and factory mig steup.) The MVP feature is also pretty freaking sweet to, Like I said I just got it but I love it!!!!!
I've had mine since February. I really love it. I'm just a hobby welder, but I've used the Mig, Stick & Tig and am thoroughly pleased with it. Best welder I've had. I really like the auto-set elite feature.
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For any of you multimatic 200 owners;
Lift TIG?
How does it do with AL on TIG
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The Multimatic 200 is a dc only machine. It will not tig weld aluminum. It is lift start dc tig only. You have to use a spool gun to mig weld aluminum.
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Giant Eco-Egg Skyscraper: A Conceptual Luxury Hotel
From the unseen, unsung files of design competitions past comes the Envision Green Hotel designed by Richard Moreta Architecture (founded by a partner of GMZ-Design) with interiors by Miami-based MRA Design for Hospitality Design's Radical Innovation design competition. Part wind tower, part urban eco-resort, and all egg, this "lobular" structure is touted as one of the most recognizable landmarks for the city in which it would ultimately be…laid. Inhabitat leaves it up to you to decide whether this is an egg-cellent idea or something not quite fully hatched.
Operating like a living organism, the Envision literally breathes through its wind and atmospheric conversion systems, which allow natural air into the interior of the building without mechanical intervention. Photovoltaic exterior sheathing provides the building's energy, while indoor gardens at various levels of the structure act as upward extensions of the earth, creating mini-microclimates that filter the air and act as added insulation. Recycled pools of water around the structure serve as catch basins, water reservoirs, fire barriers, and indispensable decorative aquatic features. Power from the wind turbine heats the boiler and creates steam for the chiller water plant beneath the structure to cool and heat the hotel.
Within the hotel, rooms would be designed on a 4 foot multiple to conform to standard-sized materials and reduce construction waste. A high-efficiency LED system would illuminate the interiors, and non-toxic, non-off-gassing finishes would be employed. Besides the typical water-efficient fixtures, this eco resort would use recovered rainwater for flushing and irrigation. The rooms would also include a mood pad control unit that would allow each guest to control the lighting and choose groovy digital images that would reflect behind glass walls and ceilings.
To help this giant eco-egg blend even more subtly into the surrounding urban context, exterior LED curtain walls would change color throughout the night to indicate the progression of time, making the Envision glow in the night like a giant, moody Fabergé egg.
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March 17, 2009 at 5:45 pm
I have to second Dekodex's comment– first thing that came to mind! And I also agree that FS' 1995 version is MUCH more interesting.
March 13, 2009 at 1:25 pm
Love the concept and the architecture. I really like all the energy saving ideas and uses. I guess this answers the age old question of "which came first, the hicken or the Egg" , it's obviously the Egg in his case. I do think the entrance should be more open, rather than "Oops, how do we get in there?" Also, why does practically every hotel design have the bathroom right at the entrance to the room, you would never do that in a home, why do it in a hotel? There has to be another way to layout the plumbing and the room entry that doesn't require having the bathroom be the first thing the guest sees.
March 13, 2009 at 6:19 am
I hope not, but this realy looks like stolen koncept from Jan Kaplicky's FUTURE SYSTEMS…and it looks horrible when you compare it to that building. Proportions are not nice from my point of wiev…Kaplicky did it much niceier!!!! http://www.future-systems.com/architecture/architecture_19.html
March 12, 2009 at 5:45 am
What an amazing concept!
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Parting Shot: Wally West And Donna Troy Are On The Run In The New 52′s 'Days Of Future Past'
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Ed Ruscha: On the Road
Ed Ruscha: On the Road is a vibrant exhibition featuring works inspired by Jack Kerouac's seminal work On the Road, the novel that came to define the Beat Generation. Both artists utilize language as a form of social commentary, documenting the continuing shifts in the American cultural landscape. By superimposing passages from Kerouac's epic 1957 novel onto images of snow-capped mountains or abstract backgrounds, Ruscha injects new life into the feverishly written words. Much of the novel, typed on a continuous 120-foot-long scroll, is set against the backdrop of post-World War II lower downtown Denver.
Ed Ruscha: On the Road will be on view through April 22, 2012.
Ed Ruscha: On The Road is organized by the Hammer Museum. The exhibition is made possible by a major gift from The Brotman Foundation of California. Generous support is provided by Lannan Foundation, Michael Rubel and Kristin Rey, The Fran and Ray Stark Foundation, and Linda and Jerry Janger. Significant local support is provided by Snell & Wilmer L.L.P. Additional funding is provided by the citizens who support the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District (SCFD) and the generous donors to the Annual Fund Leadership Campaign. Promotional support is provided by 5280 Magazine, CBS4, and The Denver Post.


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Channing Tatum may have a killer six-pack, too-hot-to-handle dance moves, a smoking-hot wife with a bun in the oven, and a People magazine's "Sexiest Man Alive" title, but he wasn't always the super hunk we know him to be today! On Friday, the "G.I. Joe: Retaliation" actor celebrated his 33rd birthday by sharing a hilarious childhood photo on Twitter.
In the snapshot, a young, precious, and scrawny Channing has his face planted firmly in his birthday cake. The actor captioned the pic, "What can I say? I love cake! #noshame." We can't believe that this adorable little boy grew up to be the buff Hollywood star he is today!
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