Bronco peak and Sidewinder trail report 9-13-08
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great pictures!!!
AWESOME!!! Man I miss you guys. I can't wait to get back out there and wheel someone elses rig 
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Landcrusher70...... big enough pics????? Resize??
great pics guys...Declan and I had a great time even though we had to bail early.
Those pics of the last part of Bronco look like fun but......I'd have to say we made the right call turning around
Steve...keep the flares!!!!
Those pics of the last part of Bronco look like fun but......I'd have to say we made the right call turning around
Steve...keep the flares!!!!
Did you guys leave enough evidence as far as tire tracks so that we can follow MO's lines??
The bumper held up awesome. I will post some pics and thoughts on that thread tomorrow.
Steve... ditch the flares!!!!
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Have to start of saying this was the most fun day of rock crawling I have had in many years. Big kudos to Steve for going huge and not only taking the plunge with me but leading the way. I love when it is tough enough that you have to really think through each obstacle. The pictures don't do it justice though. The beauty of this run was that the obstacles just kept coming and getting harder and Steve and I had no choice but to keep going as turning around was not an option. 
Sorry so late but I just got back in town and to my computer. All the photos I have are mostly biased to Steve and I unfortunately. Just noticed that I only have pictures of Boyd, Steve and myself excluding the picture airing down at the trail head. My buddy Andy took all the pics since I left my camera at home. Oh well, better than none.
Reid, what is it brother that we always get separated every time we wheel together?
Ok some more pics.
All of us airing down at the trail head.
Boyd NOT stuck on rock.
Requisite artistic shot so I can be cool like everyone else even though I didn't take the shot.
Sorry so late but I just got back in town and to my computer. All the photos I have are mostly biased to Steve and I unfortunately. Just noticed that I only have pictures of Boyd, Steve and myself excluding the picture airing down at the trail head. My buddy Andy took all the pics since I left my camera at home. Oh well, better than none.
Reid, what is it brother that we always get separated every time we wheel together?
Ok some more pics.
All of us airing down at the trail head.
Boyd NOT stuck on rock.
Requisite artistic shot so I can be cool like everyone else even though I didn't take the shot.
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Same shot already shown but I really like the lighting and it gives a good idea of the angle Steve was at. Funny thing is I heard this clanking sound. Then I heard it again at the next obstacle. I thought something was wrong with Steve's rig then I realized it was just his balls.
Boyd, Vince and I doing our best to fight the laws of physics.
Trying a different line. Fun stuff.
Boyd, Vince and I doing our best to fight the laws of physics.
Trying a different line. Fun stuff.
Can you say crossed up? 
Awesome view point about half way down.
Steve going over a couple of pebbles. This was the width of the trail about half of the time or so. Funny thing Steve foung a sign when we were about 3/4 of the way down that had the black diamonds and pictures on the sign Boyd posted earlier but on this one the motorcycle and quad were open but the Jeep had the proverbial circle and slash, ie anything bigger was not reccomended. I don't think I saw any tracks other than a few quad tracks the whole way down. Seriously good fun.
Awesome view point about half way down.
Steve going over a couple of pebbles. This was the width of the trail about half of the time or so. Funny thing Steve foung a sign when we were about 3/4 of the way down that had the black diamonds and pictures on the sign Boyd posted earlier but on this one the motorcycle and quad were open but the Jeep had the proverbial circle and slash, ie anything bigger was not reccomended. I don't think I saw any tracks other than a few quad tracks the whole way down. Seriously good fun.
Between a rock and a hard place. I am slightly left (right in the pic) of the ideal line but you couldn't attack this from any other angle and all you can see is sky. All about trusting your spotter. That is Steve's back in the pic and the hill is even steeper behind him for about 75 yards.
Thankfully a little more room than Steve had. Benefit of not being the Guinea Pig.
My friend Andy's son Ben on the left and my son Scott on the right. The
's were thrilled when we brought them home.
Thankfully a little more room than Steve had. Benefit of not being the Guinea Pig.
My friend Andy's son Ben on the left and my son Scott on the right. The
's were thrilled when we brought them home. 
Great pics MO....
Hey guys what about the rest of the big loop trail that goes around the whole area? Is that open yet?
NICE PICS BTW you guys are really brave, I am thoroughly impressed!
NICE PICS BTW you guys are really brave, I am thoroughly impressed!