CA-36 and gas stations?

On Jul 2, 7:24 pm, "Jim S." wrote:
> oh yeah, there's gas.
> two or three places , Wildwood Store works for breakfast, too.
> remember, no guns in the store though!http://moto-rama.com/photo/36p/P4.JPG
> jim
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> "Guzzisto" wrote in message
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> > Greetings:
> > Can anyone inform me if there is gas on CA-36 between Red Bluff and
> > US-101? It looks to be about 140 miles and that's pushing it on a tank
> > for me. The "towns" it passes through don't look like they have much
> > in the way of services. I'm planning on doing this ride this coming
> > Thursday (07/05), so any quick advice or info would be greatly
> > appreciated.
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Thanks, Jim. But I'm concerned about the "no guns" sign. I'm hoping
they mean hunting rifles, 'cause I'm not about to leave my handgun in
my saddlebags outside ;~O
By the way, where is that store, anyway?
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On Jul 2, 7:24 pm, "Jim S." wrote:
> oh yeah, there's gas.
> two or three places , Wildwood Store works for breakfast, too.
> remember, no guns in the store

Are hatchets OK?? That's what I like to pack on long rides.
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On Jul 2, 9:00 pm, Guzzisto wrote:
> On Jul 2, 7:24 pm, "Jim S." wrote:
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> > oh yeah, there's gas.
> > two or three places , Wildwood Store works for breakfast, too.
> > remember, no guns in the store though!http://moto-rama.com/photo/36p/P4.JPG
> > jim
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> > "Guzzisto" wrote in message
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> > > Greetings:
> > > Can anyone inform me if there is gas on CA-36 between Red Bluff and
> > > US-101? It looks to be about 140 miles and that's pushing it on a tank
> > > for me. The "towns" it passes through don't look like they have much
> > > in the way of services. I'm planning on doing this ride this coming
> > > Thursday (07/05), so any quick advice or info would be greatly
> > > appreciated.
> > > TIA!- Hide quoted text -
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> Thanks, Jim. But I'm concerned about the "no guns" sign. I'm hoping
> they mean hunting rifles, 'cause I'm not about to leave my handgun in
> my saddlebags outside ;~O
> By the way, where is that store, anyway?- Hide quoted text -
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It's about 70 miles west of Red Bluff or at:
N40.39948 W123.05649
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> On Jul 2, 7:24 pm, "Jim S." wrote:
>> oh yeah, there's gas.
>> two or three places , Wildwood Store works for breakfast, too.
>> remember, no guns in the store
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> Are hatchets OK?? That's what I like to pack on long rides.
>

doesn't everybody have a concealed carry permit? easy enough to get.
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"McWideGlide" wrote:

> wrote in message
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> > On Jul 2, 7:24 pm, "Jim S." wrote:
> >> oh yeah, there's gas.
> >> two or three places , Wildwood Store works for breakfast, too.
> >> remember, no guns in the store
> >
> > Are hatchets OK?? That's what I like to pack on long rides.
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> doesn't everybody have a concealed carry permit? easy enough to get.

Concealed-carry permit is worthless. By the time you get your Aerostich
unzipped and have brought your weapon to bear, your target will have
either run you off the road or taken the exit. A visible holster (with
the weapon properly secured) is probably a better deterrent.

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Timberwoof <me at timberwoof dot com>
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