Although I did get the day off, at least you're not riding out a typhoon on the 3rd floor of a barracks. No overturned cars yet, but it's pretty bad outside.
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I think Sunday is a safe bet. If we arrive earlier, maybe ask Woody if we can just chill there for the night. Won't be a real big deal since everything will be on the trailers anyway.
Not being familiar with Moab, did we need this for there anyways - not just within the Sand Hollow campground to BLM PL?
My 40 isn't registered - so would have to bring the title if I read correctly?
I'm 99% definite, so long as the baby 5hats coming in March is healthy and I fly down my in laws to help the wife watch the boys while I'm gone.....
Andy is out, it would take all his vacation time and they have a couple other places to go. Hunter has the furniture mart thing in early Oct and is always busy in late September. Elbert is most likely out, 1 October is end of fiscal year and they are swamped in September and usually will not grant leave.
Hopefully we can add 3 or 4 trucks to moderate group but please don't invite another short bus and stick the moderate group with him.
That's awesome. I thought I heard that Jason was a no-go for this trip already.Currently Jason is in the forth spot on trailer. Assuming he can get the time off he will co-drive with me.
**internet awesomeness** haha. Roger got JOKES!~ and the fifth truck that Ted will load on bottom of trailer in boxes.
I will second Ted on this and say that there won't likely be a shortage of moderate rigs, even if they're last-minute additions. I really want to go on some of the milder trails actually. So much so that I am watching out for a deal on some 37-38" radials to swap on for when longer trips with lots of road miles come up. Unfortunately, with SH already in the mix, time in Moab is already going to be VERY limited. :/The next question is who's coming in the moderate group.
If memory serves me right, I think Kane Creek Canyon's western terminus is at or near the west end of Behind the Rocks, isn't it? Could be a good way to do an overnighter: Do KCC west and run BtR the opposite way we did last time to come back. Both KCC and BtR trails hit Hwy191 about a mile apart.Just a thought, I was looking at kane creek trail the other night, would make for a good 1 overnight run and close enough to moab anyone could attend.