Bob,
Thanks for saving me the trouble of digging out moldy
books. And, by the way, validating my seat-of-my-pants"3 to
4 psi" difference (and at 6,000 feet). As I said, about as
high as any reasonable person would want to live. As we
were driving through the most beautifully wooded area of the
Norweian mountains, complete with mid-summer snow still on
some mountains, and fantastic waterfalls, I remember passing
through the "tree line". What a change. Everything barren
and sterile. But, there were some people living there. No
accounting for taste. What was Big Bear, 6500 feet. That's
high enough. Car would barely run, Especially with that
junk gas they sell.
I guess you, Don, Allan and I are sea-level types. I'll bet
you Allan even dives.
Steve
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