Running find with two or more commands to -exec

I spent a couple of minutes today trying to understand how to make find (1) to execute two commands on the same target.

Instead of this or any similar crappy variants:

$ find . -type d -iname "*0" -mtime +60 -exec scp -r -P 1337 "{}" "meh.server.com:/mnt/1/backup/storage" && rm -rf "{}" \;

Try something like this:

$ find . -type d -iname "*0" -mtime +60 -exec scp -r -P 1337 "{}" "meh.server.com:/mnt/1/backup/storage" \; -exec rm -rf "{}" \;

Which is:

$ find . -exec command {} \; -exec other command {} \;

And you’re good to go.