Carson river near Gardnerville,Nv. Nice sandbar about 30 min from home.
Camping with your 60/62 thread.... ready go:
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Blaire, when was that taken? I thought the Carson River was super low this year? Looks like a pretty good spot to fish from.
FJ60Cam said:
Looks nice Cam, hope you guys had fun. Need to meet up again soon and let the boys play.
Horseshoe bend, pretty early this year. I want to say April or May. It is a good fishing spot and an easy trail many stock rigs have made it in and out.
Recent deer hunting trip in Wyoming, my whole fleet of Toyotas went along. Through the trees: '88 pickup (back corner visible), '89 FJ62, '83 Dolphin. The Eurovan is not mine...
These pictures make me envious of the foreign high-roof models! We don't do badly though- the first is a picture of a stop near San Ignacio, Baja Sur (it's been posted before but I am theoretically working and don't have time to dig), the second is last month at a favorite spot above the Big Sur coast. I know I have a picture of my last 60 up there (there's some digging!), my camping comfort has come a long way....
Now to get back out of town!
Now to get back out of town!
Black balsam off the blue ridge parkway.
Few more
Having some problems with mobile app. Keeps crashing. Anyway, above is a picture of Rusty camping at Wedge Overlook in the San Rafael Swell Utah.
very cool! i miss fly fishing.
Must have caught some kind of bug. I was out again this weekend.. :-/
This time it was in Central Oregon near Mt Bachelor.
at 7100ft.. seriously if you came across a shelter like this, with tons of dry split wood, a wood stove, benches and platforms and even a cot, lots of pads... wouldn't you sleep inside, all toasty through the 28F night, instead of the truck? I did a major cleanup job, wood stacking, and reorganization of the shelter as a thank you. Also hung a new silver tarp I had over the rear entry.. there was a pretty ratty blue one in place.
shelter had a pretty choice setting
with morning views like this!
This time it was in Central Oregon near Mt Bachelor.
at 7100ft.. seriously if you came across a shelter like this, with tons of dry split wood, a wood stove, benches and platforms and even a cot, lots of pads... wouldn't you sleep inside, all toasty through the 28F night, instead of the truck? I did a major cleanup job, wood stacking, and reorganization of the shelter as a thank you. Also hung a new silver tarp I had over the rear entry.. there was a pretty ratty blue one in place.
shelter had a pretty choice setting
with morning views like this!
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