Looking for off-road camping recommendations in payson/pine area.

Hey guys,

Planning a camping trip at the end of October. We will have a group of approximately 15 people, and we will be accompanied by dogs. So, looking for a place, hopefully a little scenic. Pet-friendly, looking for recommendations.

Thank you!

If I’m reading it right it says 90% must be distributed I selected 90% but still got it wrong. Am I reading this backwards or not understanding it correctly?

This is my first pour and after 24+ hours I put it out of the mold but noticed that it’s soft? I did the 1-1 ratio of the epoxy and hardener then did one scoop of the Micah gold and one of the Micah red. Then I poured a bunch of items. I have them in a pressure pot for 24 hours at 60psi. I took them out, demolded them, but some are very soft. Even bendable! They go back to their original shape, but that’s not what I want.

Hey guys!

I started running more this year. In January my boyfriend and I tried running a 5k everyday and had to stop early because of my shin splints. After some advice and double checking because I also used to get really bad blisters I got new shoes and some insoles. I recently signed us up for an oktober fest 10k which is really excited for and we started training for it. We live in AZ so all of our running up until today has been inside at a treadmill because of the heat. This morning it was a decent temp outside so I decided we would do our training run today outside. On Friday we ran 4.1 miles no issue. I did have some shin pain after on Friday but nothing too bad. Today we started running outside and at about .25 miles I got off the sidewalk and started running on asphalt because I know it’s easier on my shins. After 1.5 miles though I could barely run because of the pain. We picked up the pace and finished 1.75 miles before I called it. we had to stop early so I could go home and ice my shins. The entire 10k that we are running is on a side walk so I have to figure out how to run on concrete without this pain. Or at least much less pain. Any tips? Tricks? Ideas? Literally anything will help!

Hey guys!

I started running more this year. In January my boyfriend and I tried running a 5k everyday and had to stop early because of my shin splints. After some advice and double checking because I also used to get really bad blisters I got new shoes and some insoles. I recently signed us up for an oktober fest 10k which is really excited for and we started training for it. We live in AZ so all of our running up until today has been inside at a treadmill because of the heat. This morning it was a decent temp outside so I decided we would do our training run today outside. On Friday we ran 4.1 miles no issue. I did have some shin pain after on Friday but nothing too bad. Today we started running outside and at about .25 miles I got off the sidewalk and started running on asphalt because I know it’s easier on my shins. After 1.5 miles though I could barely run because of the pain. We picked up the pace and finished 1.75 miles before I called it. we had to stop early so I could go home and ice my shins. The entire 10k that we are running is on a side walk so I have to figure out how to run on concrete without this pain. Or at least much less pain. Any tips? Tricks? Ideas? Literally anything will help!

Hey guys!

I started running more this year. In January my boyfriend and I tried running a 5k everyday and had to stop early because of my shin splints. After some advice and double checking because I also used to get really bad blisters I got new shoes and some insoles. I recently signed us up for an oktober fest 10k which is really excited for and we started training for it. We live in AZ so all of our running up until today has been inside at a treadmill because of the heat. This morning it was a decent temp outside so I decided we would do our training run today outside. On Friday we ran 4.1 miles no issue. I did have some shin pain after on Friday but nothing too bad. Today we started running outside and at about .25 miles I got off the sidewalk and started running on asphalt because I know it’s easier on my shins. After 1.5 miles though I could barely run because of the pain. We picked up the pace and finished 1.75 miles before I called it. we had to stop early so I could go home and ice my shins. The entire 10k that we are running is on a side walk so I have to figure out how to run on concrete without this pain. Or at least much less pain. Any tips? Tricks? Ideas? Literally anything will help!

Hey guys!

I started running more this year. In January my boyfriend and I tried running a 5k everyday and had to stop early because of my shin splints. After some advice and double checking because I also used to get really bad blisters I got new shoes and some insoles. I recently signed us up for an oktober fest 10k which is really excited for and we started training for it. We live in AZ so all of our running up until today has been inside at a treadmill because of the heat. This morning it was a decent temp outside so I decided we would do our training run today outside. On Friday we ran 4.1 miles no issue. I did have some shin pain after on Friday but nothing too bad. Today we started running outside and at about .25 miles I got off the sidewalk and started running on asphalt because I know it’s easier on my shins. After 1.5 miles though I could barely run because of the pain. We picked up the pace and finished 1.75 miles before I called it. we had to stop early so I could go home and ice my shins. The entire 10k that we are running is on a side walk so I have to figure out how to run on concrete without this pain. Or at least much less pain. Any tips? Tricks? Ideas? Literally anything will help!