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We loaded up the Cruiser to escape the omnipresent smoke in Northern Arizona and turned east. Destinations were the Hannagan Meadow area, then down across the Blue River and eastward into New Mexico to the edge of The Gila wilderness. Life is better in the summer at 9000 feet, that’s for sure!
I also highly recommend the Catwalk trail near Glenwood, New Mexico… an extremely easy “hike“ through some really cool terrain, and plenty of running water.
I also highly recommend the Catwalk trail near Glenwood, New Mexico… an extremely easy “hike“ through some really cool terrain, and plenty of running water.
That whole slice of Western New Mexico is glorious. Our favorite way home from Alpine, through Luna, down to Mule Creek, and pop out at Safford.
Sometimes a side trip to Mogollon.
New Mexico Ghost Towns | Mogollon
Once a raucous mining town, Mogollon is one of the best 'ghost towns' in the state of New Mexico, with 15 or so full-time residents.
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We have a same herd of elk in the subdivision. This was a week ago
They were back again this morning.
Here is a calf playing king of the hill on a pile of cinders I raked up before had driveway to the garage asphalted
Heard a beeping and seen the tree rain gauge was registering rain fall.
Looked and calf had knocked off and calf was raking with his hoof. Scared of off before it got broken.
Can she it's original position in the far left in the second picture.
They were back again this morning.
Here is a calf playing king of the hill on a pile of cinders I raked up before had driveway to the garage asphalted
Heard a beeping and seen the tree rain gauge was registering rain fall.
Looked and calf had knocked off and calf was raking with his hoof. Scared of off before it got broken.
Can she it's original position in the far left in the second picture.
I need that in a very bad way. My well is failing and my lawn is hurting.
Not a Land Cruiser but it’ll do. Frogs hollow
This morning I welcomed daybreak under overcast skies and poked little holes in paper and even got to "ping" the gong.
Thunderstorm packed me up early.
Thunderstorm packed me up early.
Towed the camper up to the Rim. Towed pretty good, slow but steady.
Monsoons are hitting the area good.
Monsoons are hitting the area good.
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Company back again. One starting a rack.
Seem a little late in the season.
They are like cattle just look at my dogs when they bark.
I did notice my rain gauge has been knocked down again. Waiting for them to move on to check it's status.
Still waiting. This bull is sound asleep.
Seem a little late in the season.
They are like cattle just look at my dogs when they bark.
I did notice my rain gauge has been knocked down again. Waiting for them to move on to check it's status.
Still waiting. This bull is sound asleep.
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A bit away from SOAZ, but still a good spot. Lots of Land Cruisers. I always pictured this spot being so remote, but today it was the most people we'd seen in weeks. Then we saw a croc just as we headed back to our boat. 
Cape York, Australia. Stoked to finally make it to a place I've seen so many times online.
Cape York, Australia. Stoked to finally make it to a place I've seen so many times online.
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How much old Japanese junk can you pick out in this picture? 
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See a red 45 and blue 40. Probably more hidden. Now if your talking real Japanese junk believe I have you beat.