For future reference there is a very good BBQ restaurant (Brays) on the edge of Oliver Springs. We normally have them cater our 70 Series Meet & Greet in the Fall.
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For future reference there is a very good BBQ restaurant (Brays) on the edge of Oliver Springs. We normally have them cater our 70 Series Meet & Greet in the Fall.
I don’t like english peas, some folks do.We all have different tastes and assessments of what is good.
Melissa and I had lunch there a few years back ... We have never returned. lol
Sorry I'm a little late on the trip report. Scott will back be up on this, it was one of the best wheeling days I have ever had. Big thanks to @Bama4door and all the Dixieland cruisers for allowing us to crash their party. Great bunch of folks and Cole did a great job as trail boss. This was the first time I've ever wheeled in snow/ice and it was just amazing. The snow was a total surprise, we didn't expect it from the weather forecast, and it made for just an incredibly beautiful day. LOTS of mud/bogs with snow and ice (snogs?) and also the first time I've ever taken my truck down a luge run. That downhill ice chute was a real gut check, but we all made it with minimal damage.
Back at the cabin Saturday evening and Steven had cooked up some chili, I am totally stealing his recipe. It was awesome.
That trip made me love the 80 even more, just monstered up everything that Windrock had, made it all look easy. And @JJBiggs the Terrapods did great. Two nights, totally warm and dry inside. I think there were a few guys who were really interested in them.
Enough chat, here's a few pics.
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Lol I have absolutely no idea. Never been there before this and I didn’t have a map. I’ll have to defer to others on the actual trails but I did get a Gaia track of the entire day.What trails did you run? The scenery in many of the pictures look familiar, but dis-similar enough with the snow that I can't place them.
Thanks
We ended up running 36 - 27 - 26 - 4. Trail 4 turned into an ice luge at the end of the day and was super sketchy to get down the last hill, but everyone did great and handled it well.Lol I have absolutely no idea. Never been there before this and I didn’t have a map. I’ll have to defer to others on the actual trails but I did get a Gaia track of the entire day.
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Just seeing this and jealous!
We had a couple of 200s as well. You would have fit right in!same here! When’s the next windrock trip?
What app is that?Lol I have absolutely no idea. Never been there before this and I didn’t have a map. I’ll have to defer to others on the actual trails but I did get a Gaia track of the entire day.
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Gaia. You can download it from the app store, I really like it for tracking. It's not really a trail finder, but tracking definitely.What app is that?
I have it. Just never used it. I just was noting some of the detailed bench marks I had looked for previously and not found elsewhere. I guess I will need to try to use it sometime.Gaia. You can download it from the app store, I really like it for tracking. It's not really a trail finder, but tracking definitely.
Chris, check this thread for some pointers. I like using it.I have it. Just never used it. I just was noting some of the detailed bench marks I had looked for previously and not found elsewhere. I guess I will need to try to use it sometime.