Do you use a car for your patrols? (as I do)

You could try mixing water with a very small amount of professional modeling clay. Opaque, and easy to wash off. It's made to be dissolved with water.

I was gonna get a bike, but since I'm moving to NYC i want to check out the parking situation before I put any money into personal transportation.

Z wrote:

You could try mixing water with a very small amount of professional modeling clay. Opaque, and easy to wash off. It's made to be dissolved with water.

I was gonna get a bike, but since I'm moving to NYC i want to check out the parking situation before I put any money into personal transportation.

1- Or maybe, clay with some type of mild gel, since water diluites too much and air could react with it. However, fantastic idea to cheat the laws.

2- N.Y? Where are you located now?

The less water you use, the thicker the clay. It does tend to air dry.

I'm somewhere on the East Coast.

Z wrote:

I'm somewhere on the East Coast.

That seems to be the focus point of the American RLSH movement, isn't it?

Entomo,

No. But there are some who are moving to the NYC area.

i wonder what is the focus point. i know of quite a few in CA and the west coast

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What do you mean?

maybe the focus point is Canada.

hmmmm?




hehehehehe

Everyone in the community always wants people to go to them. Not too many people like to travel around much.

thanatos wrote:

maybe the focus point is Canada.

hmmmm?




hehehehehe

Not much of a joke. It seems to me that Canada is the second country to get the higher number of RLSHs.

Zeta and I do use our vehicle for our patrols, but mostly just to get downtown. Once we park, we're both on foot.
We are actually discussing a large chili feed where I will whip up a monstrous batch of chili in various crockpots, pack them in the back, and go downtown to feed Portland. We have also discussed carrying clothes in the back of our van that are sorted by gender and size, kind of like a travelling clothes closet.
Gotta make the vehicle work for you. LOL

apocalypse__meow wrote:

We have also discussed carrying clothes in the back of our van that are sorted by gender and size, kind of like a travelling clothes closet.

Wish I could do that.

I couldn't ever do such a thing, indeed. Technically speaking, I have no time to change clothes. I just put the jeans jacket on the suit, and have my mask an gloves carefully stored in a bag.

Jack Shadow wrote:

I usually just use a vehicle to get to the area I intend to patrol and then hoof it from there, especially in the winter. All my vehicles are 4x4s.

Great.

As much as I prefer foot patrols, I use the car for long distance uses, so I see the need for both. Patrols aren't aren't determined by transportation, they are determined by FOCUS and INTENSITY.