Where are the 'stuck' pics?
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Where are the 'stuck' pics?
I'm guessing the pictures are still being hosted at flickr, the pictures are no more than an embedded link.
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Wow. Awesome pics and write up.
Perils of riverside exploration
We found this idyllic place in the Fraser Canyon, which Mat proved to be a great place to bury axles. This was just before we climbed out the Canyon, not really wanting to go back to the city chaos.
Next the Mackenzie adventure!
We found this idyllic place in the Fraser Canyon, which Mat proved to be a great place to bury axles. This was just before we climbed out the Canyon, not really wanting to go back to the city chaos.
Next the Mackenzie adventure!
Good god man! Thats an impressive stuck. You took a page from LanceCruiser's book!
what can I say, someone had to prove why you don't camp right on the shore of a body of water 
If you hang out a couple feet inland it's a great, very hot spot, but first you have to dare driving down the suicide hill known as High Bar.
If you hang out a couple feet inland it's a great, very hot spot, but first you have to dare driving down the suicide hill known as High Bar.
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That's the spot where the petroglyphs are. Did you see them? They are on rocks just before the canyon narrows, a first nations fishing spot.
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Great pictures! Thanks! Were you in 2WD only mode when you got detained on the beach? (land cruisers don't get stuck)
Yes, that is stuck. Looks like the same trap Graham got caught in, mud camouflaged as dry hard packed ground.