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Just uploaded almost 200 shots from the amazing iphone 

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Yes the boulder field is still there and I used crawl control all the way up that stretch. Did awesome. @ethernectar was stock with street tires and made it up just fine as well.Cool! If you are on the "road" i'm thinking of after you leave 550 you turn right and go up Poughkeepsie Gulch. Last time I was there was two years ago July (fully loaded adventure bike) and it was a boulder field.
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Impressive that a stock 200 would make it up there. I know most of you guys are not stock, but still I'm sure someone was! Very impressive.
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Not bad. We broke it up into chunks and hit Chicago for a few nights then stayed in Denver before heading to Ouray. Driving straight out from VA would be a long haulGreat pics. How was the drive out there? I'm thinking of doing it next year.
Yes the boulder field is still there and I used crawl control all the way up that stretch. Did awesome. @ethernectar was stock with street tires and made it up just fine as well.
Whose truck is this with the ACC Atlanta sticker?
Whose truck is this with the ACC Atlanta sticker?
Yes the boulder field is still there and I used crawl control all the way up that stretch. Did awesome. @ethernectar was stock with street tires and made it up just fine as well.
What an amazing trip with all of you!
Not home yet...and my Ouray photos are no longer on my phone (will post them soon from home), but on the way home, I decided to try going up Moab's "Top of the World" trail...since I couldn't make it to the Moab Pre-Ouray run with some o y'all...
Never done anything inMoab...so this might not have been smart to do alone & with no spotter. Was funny though, because when I made it, the ONE GUY I found at the top--in a MONSTER-IZED Jeep--was totally astonished that I'd made it in my comparatively pedestrian-looking truck.People really do underestimate these Cruisers. On the other hand--I wouldn't recommend doing this alone either.
Here's a photo from a few hours ago from my phone:
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That photo doesn't really show the massive drop, which looks about a 1/4 mile straight down. Also doesn't show that the truck is on somethng like a diving board... The next photo sorta lets u see a bit more of the overhang...
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Still doesn't do it justice... This would be a great spot for a "3-D" photo...
I'll post a BUNCH of Ouray photos as soon as I get home.
Such an amazing trip with all of you!!
-Mark(uson)
Yeah, that was you...for some reason I was thinking yours was silver. Maybe next year I can convoy with you.Not 100% sure what picture you are looking at, but pretty sure I'm the only one that was there with an ACC sticker! Far left of the pic with the 6 trucks
Here's a couple of shots.
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