Wheelin near Pinon Pic's - Page 2

freightdog · 08-08-05, 01:47 PM

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Originally Posted by pappy

First, that 60 looks familiar. Second, how did you shrink it? Somethin' in that Navajo water?

It should - it was John's for a long time before I got my hands on it...what a buildup! I love it...it has now turned into the long distance cruiser - the 40 is the around the Rez machine!

Wes - you are welcome to crash...

bh4rnnr · 08-08-05, 04:34 PM

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Any more pics and we'll have a contingent from colorado will crash the REZ!

So it's settled then, we'll do a rising sun run down there some time. And we can all ride in Rachels rig

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White Shark · 08-08-05, 04:39 PM

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Originally Posted by bh4rnnr

So it's settled then, we'll do a rising sun run down there some time. And we can all ride in Rachels rig

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Remember to leave your tards at home. Rachel's rig is a "Tard Free" zone.

daughterofromer · 08-08-05, 04:48 PM

how cool would you all feel rollin' with me? lucky i listen to good music (sorry if the hidden agenda here was actually an excuse to listen to "teen pop")

AZkick-n40 · 08-08-05, 05:45 PM

Freightdog,

I have been to Pinon (brother-in-law was the athletic director,sister, brother and sister-in-law taught out there) a few years ago and it certainly didn't look as pretty as your pictures. Kinda makes me want to get out there again and I would love to do Canyon de Chelly at some point as well.

Maybe I should get my rig running, hummmmmmmm..........

If you are in Flag - look me up.

Brian

bh4rnnr · 08-08-05, 08:28 PM

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Remember to leave your tards at home. Rachel's rig is a "Tard Free" zone.

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Well, we are lucky as a club to not have any of those

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freightdog · 08-08-05, 08:57 PM

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Originally Posted by AZkick-n40

Freightdog,

I have been to Pinon (brother-in-law was the athletic director,sister, brother and sister-in-law taught out there) a few years ago and it certainly didn't look as pretty as your pictures. Kinda makes me want to get out there again and I would love to do Canyon de Chelly at some point as well.

Maybe I should get my rig running, hummmmmmmm..........

If you are in Flag - look me up.

Brian

You have to be related to Rick and Keri -

I will look you up! especially if you are Keri's brothers!

freightdog · 08-08-05, 09:01 PM

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Originally Posted by daughterofromer

how cool would you all feel rollin' with me? lucky i listen to good music (sorry if the hidden agenda here was actually an excuse to listen to "teen pop")

With a Freebird avatar - I hope you mean Skynard!

lizardking100 · 08-08-05, 09:52 PM

Nice rigs, nice pics, nice lookin gal (if you don't mind me saying so).

daughterofromer · 08-09-05, 03:08 AM

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Originally Posted by freightdog

With a Freebird avatar - I hope you mean Skynard!

yea, i saw steve miller band recently w/ dad at red rocks

love joe walsh, zeppelin, beatles, ac/dc, pink floyd, clapton, bad company i could seriously name at least 20 ranking as my favorites!

i think i was born in the wrong decade....

T Y L E R · 08-09-05, 03:27 AM

Jeff,

I always enjoy the great pics you two post. Beautigul country for sure! Curious though .. can you climb right up to that ruin you have a pic of? It might be WhiteHouse or Gila you mentioned?

On another note .. can folks stay the nite in the ruins ? Make a fire ? Camp?

I remember taking my stepkids to a 200 yr old Ojibway village here, and it started to rain out .. so I found us a tee pee (huge!) and we made a very small fire inside, and loafed around and told stories for an hour or so .. not sure that was cool with the band or not

A memory I won't soon forget though. If I ever buy just land, on a nice lake again .. I'd love to have a big birchbark tee pee up by the shoreline. Heck they even have doors hinged with leather .. bloody amazing creations

TY

bigbrowndog · 08-09-05, 06:15 AM

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Originally Posted by freightdog

Thanks - oops left my plate in the picture...oh no...black helicopters...

How do you like the along the trail porta potti?

Porta potti????? Gees mate ,,, thats a Genuine Thunder Box, part of a Genuine Dunnee What ,did the emus or your chickens kick it down????

freightdog · 08-09-05, 07:14 AM

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Originally Posted by daughterofromer

yea, i saw steve miller band recently w/ dad at red rocks

love joe walsh, zeppelin, beatles, ac/dc, pink floyd, clapton, bad company i could seriously name at least 20 ranking as my favorites!

i think i was born in the wrong decade....

You certainly do not fit the stereotype of 17...hunting, Cruisers, and good music - what is wrong with this picture?

You forgot to mention the Eagles...

The only band I ever saw at Red Rocks was Indigo Girls - I regret that moment in my life but went for the sake of the girlfriend who turned gay a year later...hmmm...

freightdog · 08-09-05, 07:19 AM

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Originally Posted by T Y L E R

Jeff,

I always enjoy the great pics you two post. Beautigul country for sure! Curious though .. can you climb right up to that ruin you have a pic of? It might be WhiteHouse or Gila you mentioned?

On another note .. can folks stay the nite in the ruins ? Make a fire ? Camp?

I remember taking my stepkids to a 200 yr old Ojibway village here, and it started to rain out .. so I found us a tee pee (huge!) and we made a very small fire inside, and loafed around and told stories for an hour or so .. not sure that was cool with the band or not

A memory I won't soon forget though. If I ever buy just land, on a nice lake again .. I'd love to have a big birchbark tee pee up by the shoreline. Heck they even have doors hinged with leather .. bloody amazing creations

TY

At Gila you can climb around in the ruins - pretty cool - I went in the winter and it was 30 degrees - so nice because no one else was there...

At Canyon de Chelly - you can camp near the ruins on private property that belongs to the Navajo - they will do a big shindig with frybread and mutton and dancing if you want...cost $$$...or stay in the local park - you also have to be guided up the Canyon if you take your own vehicle...$15 an hour...not bad with the cool commentary...

Thanks on the pic's - the Tee Pee out here is used all the time by the Native American Church for ceremonies - yes Peyote - yes I have - fascinating...

daughterofromer · 08-10-05, 03:45 AM

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Originally Posted by freightdog

You certainly do not fit the stereotype of 17...hunting, Cruisers, and good music - what is wrong with this picture?

You forgot to mention the Eagles...

see, thats wuts wrong....i am forgetfull! hah now this somewhere you really dont wanna go, so for everyones sake, we'll just say nothings wrong with me!!!!

Isotel · 08-12-05, 05:16 PM

Belive it or not alot of my freinds including myself Like Classic Rock more than most the crap thats out now days and i am 22..

Our Parents showed us good music and it just sticks

TJDIV · 08-12-05, 06:27 PM

96.1 The Rocket. Classic Rock that really Rocks!!!

On the radio in the main room right now.

08-08-05, 04:48 PM	#34
daughterofromer IH8MUD Rookie Join Date: May 2005 Location: Englewood Posts: 50	how cool would you all feel rollin' with me? lucky i listen to good music (sorry if the hidden agenda here was actually an excuse to listen to "teen pop") __________________ '99 limited 4runner: slee sliders, ARB front bumper, Irbis rear bumper, OME lift, Irbis rear drawer system, 33" AT's Sorry, i STILL don't date 'tards... "If you're lookin' for answers open your eyes" -Joe Walsh

08-08-05, 05:45 PM	#35
AZkick-n40 IH8MUD Addict Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Flagstaff, AZ TLCA# 15760 Posts: 579	Freightdog, I have been to Pinon (brother-in-law was the athletic director,sister, brother and sister-in-law taught out there) a few years ago and it certainly didn't look as pretty as your pictures. Kinda makes me want to get out there again and I would love to do Canyon de Chelly at some point as well. Maybe I should get my rig running, hummmmmmmm.......... If you are in Flag - look me up. Brian __________________ 1971 FJ40 - 4 wheel disc brakes, 4" skyjacker, 33x9.50x15 BFG's. 1978 FJ45 - stock. 1972 FJ55 - 4 wheel disc brakes, 2F 1973 FJ55 - donor to the '72.

08-09-05, 03:27 AM	#41
T Y L E R DUM8HIT Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 2,889	Jeff, I always enjoy the great pics you two post. Beautigul country for sure! Curious though .. can you climb right up to that ruin you have a pic of? It might be WhiteHouse or Gila you mentioned? On another note .. can folks stay the nite in the ruins ? Make a fire ? Camp? I remember taking my stepkids to a 200 yr old Ojibway village here, and it started to rain out .. so I found us a tee pee (huge!) and we made a very small fire inside, and loafed around and told stories for an hour or so .. not sure that was cool with the band or not A memory I won't soon forget though. If I ever buy just land, on a nice lake again .. I'd love to have a big birchbark tee pee up by the shoreline. Heck they even have doors hinged with leather .. bloody amazing creations TY __________________ Hybrid suspension - Slee 4" Front/OME863 Rear, Slee Front control arms, Slee DIY adjustable panhards, Slee sliders, 36X13.5R16 IROK radials on AR Black Trenches, 1.5" Trail-Gear spacers, Toughbook CF74 with GPS etc, sans roofrack, jumpseats, lockers. Clear lenses abound

08-12-05, 05:16 PM	#46
Isotel IH8MUD Lifer Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Crawlorado.com TLCA# 16898 Posts: 2,912	Belive it or not alot of my freinds including myself Like Classic Rock more than most the crap thats out now days and i am 22.. Our Parents showed us good music and it just sticks __________________ 1976 FJ40 TBI350 700R4 D300 SOA Locked 37" PBR's Protected by REDLINE Colorado Land Cruisers - Club Redline Land Cruisers - Safety First CrAwLoRadO.com - Just Check it out

08-12-05, 06:27 PM	#47
TJDIV IH8MUD Lifer Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Upper Michigan Posts: 2,603 Blog Entries: 3	96.1 The Rocket. Classic Rock that really Rocks!!! On the radio in the main room right now. __________________ Genetics Load the Gun, Lifestyle Pulls the Trigger. Classic Toyota My Crazy Dog Ride Squaw Valley What are you "sinking" about? My Pics

08-08-05, 09:52 PM	#39
lizardking100 IH8MUD Junior Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 163	Nice rigs, nice pics, nice lookin gal (if you don't mind me saying so).

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