That gets me caught up to this part in the story. I'll let PMC get back to work.
The Heinous Truck in the Magnificent Desert - Big Bend 2017
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Bull****. I work better when I know there's competition.
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So good, Ron. Thanks.
I'm gonna let those pics soak in for awhile (and let Bossman get up to speed with his dial-up connection)....
When our programming resumes, we'll be at Lower Shutup Canyon headed to the Road to Nowhere.
In the meantime, feel free to visit the concessions or thumb through the one back issue of golf digest that we keep in the lobby:
I'm gonna let those pics soak in for awhile (and let Bossman get up to speed with his dial-up connection)....
When our programming resumes, we'll be at Lower Shutup Canyon headed to the Road to Nowhere.
In the meantime, feel free to visit the concessions or thumb through the one back issue of golf digest that we keep in the lobby:
I need to spend more time in the lobby...
Honestly it's all for looks. I have not unspooled my winch, hit my slider, used a gallon of extra gas since I bought the 100 nearly 4 years ago.
Anything that will get you there works but if it is not a Cruiser you will catch hell for the entire trip for jacking up our pictures.
This thread is full of some of the best pics on MUD that I've seen. Excellent shots, and fantastic trip writeup gentlemen.
I love this picture Ron. Mariscal Mine is truly worth the trip in itself and these little abandoned houses remind me of the old houses in the areas where they tested nukes in the 50's.
Looks like that was one heckuva trip! Thanks for sharing...good read and great pics.
Thanks fellas. Some of my favorites are yet to come.
Just to give the St Elena Canyon some scale. Here's a shot I took in 2009. Paddlers about 100 yards away.
I wanna go back too.