Registration for Cruise Moab 2008 Now Open
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for those interested the cabins are now full.
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Damn. I really wanted to come this year. Unfortunately, my wife is due May 7th. She'd have my ass if I even consider it. I guess there's always next year.
This was my excuse last year and I promised myself I would come this year. Now we are placing an offer on a house this week, so there went any chance of leaving for any length of time (and any chance of having any money). I am really down about missing it again, but at least I won't share walls anymore...
maybe next year, we'll have an excuse to leave the new house instead
have a blast without me all.
Don't care about paint scratches...rig is white...
Thanks for the insight...how about best days to go on which one?
As in...are there better days, less people, certain vehicles on certain trails each day? Perhaps stupid questions, just curious what protocol is.
Here is the setup as she sits now. Will it be good for level 4?
Keep in mind I have the 44 gallon long ranger hanging out of the back.
I would take a pipe cutter to the excess tubing on the yakima cross-bars. Even if you remove the rtt for Moab, eventually you will probably get tilted into something that will bend the hell out of the rain gutters if you catch one of the cross-bars.
If that is a bottle opener on the front bumper that is the most functional bumper I've seen and I've gotta git me one!!
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I would love to go too. I figure my Pig on 33's should get anywhere an 80 can
Ok a serious question. Is this a time of year that the wildflowers might be in bloom?
I was in the Moab area the same weekend last year (not at Cruise Moab though
), and here are a couple shots. Honestly, I can't remember seeing that area as green as it was (although it was friggin' cold and rainy too).View attachment 204923
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Looks like some Cruiser Crap to me...
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There will be plenty in bloom, but don't expect Antelope Valley. We are talking mostly shrubs here. Princess plume, barberry, fragrant sand verbena, narrow-leaf yucca, claret cup cactus, pygmy barrel cactus, cliff rose, desert aster, and Indian paint brush are some that come to mind. There are more, I just can't remember.
My token posy pic.
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I love the Indian Paint Brush, especially in the desert how it clumps up like that...
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Filling up and getting close to closing registration
Hello, I registered about three weeks ago and I am very excited about going. I do have a question, it looks like I may have another person attending with me how do I pay the additional BLM and dinner charges?
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Contact Chris Hatfield the co-committee chair
Chris Hatfield
phone: 303-324-8751
e-mail: hatfieldcb@gmail.com
Thanks Ken!
Don't worry about it til you get out there you can pay the extra BLM fees when you go through reg out there.
