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Not yet, but be cautious about going exploring out there, that is Tribal land, part of the Navajo Reservation I believe. Most of the four corners area is: Google Maps
alia176
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Look at Trail Damage.com, another resource for you but ping us at HDC and we'll be glad to keep you out of Tribe jail.
Congratulations, and welcome to the madness!
congrats!
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you'll have to call the local propane shops to get a price/gal. The thing is, find out from your landlord if the propane tank is "bought or leased". If leased, you're stuck with the company that is leased from. If bought/owned by the landlord, then you can shop around for the best rates. I paid $2.09/gal during summer and filled up my 500 gallon tank (up to 85%, space left for expansion).
Heating with Propane will be expensive, that's why pellet/wood stoves are installed. You're from NY so the cold is trivial to you but a poorly insulated place will just suck your wallet dry, same goes for old, crappy windows. Central forced air furnace with propane means multiple refill of the propane tank during the year if the winter was particularly cold and that's $$$$.
Ping me offline if you want to chat further.
Heating with Propane will be expensive, that's why pellet/wood stoves are installed. You're from NY so the cold is trivial to you but a poorly insulated place will just suck your wallet dry, same goes for old, crappy windows. Central forced air furnace with propane means multiple refill of the propane tank during the year if the winter was particularly cold and that's $$$$.
Ping me offline if you want to chat further.
See the thread for a New Year's Day run - you could be here just in time!
That is on the Navajo near Hogback, a lot of badlands and rock but no real off-roading there. However, some of the best rock crawling in the country 20 minutes east of that. Chokecherry/ Glade recreation area is open area, meaning wherever your rig can go you can go....over trees off cliffs whatever you want.
Its along way from Los Alamos and little to no camping near it but I heard they were putting in a camping area?. However there is another trail/rock-crawl area between Aztec and Navajo Lake with world class trout fishing and camp grounds nearby, or you can camp on the lake or BLM near trails.
If your gonna play in the Glade you may want to trailer it just in case...I've seen a lot of carnage there.
