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@rustyshackleford3263 You bet your _ass I'm a feminist. I am 60+; I worked my entire career in manufacturing in a large AT&T manufacturing plant. Over 10,000 people worked there. There was every male dominated trade in that plant. We manufactured integrated computer chips. I started there in 1975. I got to see blatant, abusive discrimination against women as they broke into these male dominated trades. Some of the trades were electronic techs, electricians, process analysts, mechanical maintenance. Women were harassed, berated, mocked; most of these brave women persevered and proved they could do the same job these men did and they were often better than their male counterparts. Those are the women who made in these trades; because what could a man say if a women did as good or better at job than a male. Only about 10 years before I started women could not be supervisors, or work in any of these male dominated trades. They also could not be Layout Operators. They ran production lines and process. You had to do a certain level of repair on the manufacturing equipment. You set up the line and made sure everything was running well to meet your production requirements. That is the job I worked up to and I did it better than many of my male counterparts. So, believe me, I discount your male chauvinist BS pretty darn quick.
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Really enjoyed this one. The BC Rockies are gorgeous. This brought back memories of a two week trip my husband and I did in the US Rockies. We did a Fly n' Ride into Vegas. We picked up a HD Superglide (yes, we are quite a bit older than you, LOL) and toured five states. Nevada, Utah, Colorado and New Mexico and Arizona. We saw so many of the great large National Parks. A place I would highly recommended is Ouary, CO. It is in a valley where several mountains come together. There are hot springs to soak in, including a cave hot spring. The scenery is gorgeous, many cool things to do; hiking, jeep rides and rentals, just a cool place I want to return to. The Million Dollar Highway here is a must do, too. When you ride the highway, you know why it was expensive. Really scary spots. If you go off the road, it is all over. We covered so much that we realized we need to go back and spend time in every state. We barely scratched the surface. I would also like to tour BC your videos prove; it is awesome as well. Sadly, we could no longer do it on a bike, though. Love your videos! Thought of something else. The Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad is an awesome ride to do, as well. I know you are into trains.
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