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Dove hunting this weekend just outside of San Antonio. Rain blew thru. My yard liked it but hunting suffered.
Had a great opener in Arkansas
Fires in CO have been something out of a movie - even 100 miles away ash rains from the sky.
Ash accumulation on my hood after about 3 hours last night.
Ash accumulation on my hood after about 3 hours last night.
Took the family to yosemite on a fresh timing belt, fan clutch, alternator and she ran like a champ climbing tioga pass in 90 degree weather... never saw over 200 degrees coolant, or 180 degree transmission... previously as posted in the gas and fumes thread i would have been boiling and smelling gas.. looks like my issue was resolved, prob had a bad fan clutch and truck was heating up too much and causing gas tank to heat up.
Kingston Peak was fun, but very dry and dead. I went late July a few years back and it was green and lush. I guess the window for beauty up there is pretty narrow.
Is that ashfall in Boulder? We had a dusting/film of it down here in south Denver (Highlands Ranch).
Just east of Longmont, so north of Denver metro.
Wheeled Tahuya ORV with a nice group of Seatlle area mudders....
what front bumper is that? Very low profile. Nice
TJM T17-https://sleeoffroad.com/product/tjm029/
The smoky skies of southern Oregon last weekend. (it got worse soon after)
Hey everyone,
Here are a few shots of 3.5 generations of cruisers (4th, being the FJ Cruiser hidden
) when we did part of the Mendocino Backcountry Discovery Trail over the summer. This is, of course, before all things went to hell with the fires around Hull Mountain and the rest of California...
Here are a few shots of 3.5 generations of cruisers (4th, being the FJ Cruiser hidden
) when we did part of the Mendocino Backcountry Discovery Trail over the summer. This is, of course, before all things went to hell with the fires around Hull Mountain and the rest of California...
David*BJ70
Looking forward to reach the end of the world
Driving the Trans-Taïgas.
In the end, you are 463 miles (745km) away from the nearest town. This would be the most remote place you can reach by car in North America.
On the shore of the James Bay
In the end, you are 463 miles (745km) away from the nearest town. This would be the most remote place you can reach by car in North America.
On the shore of the James Bay
Awesome pictures!
How much fuel did you carry? Also, what comms are you using, Sat phone, HAM?
How much fuel did you carry? Also, what comms are you using, Sat phone, HAM?
David*BJ70
Looking forward to reach the end of the world
Well... not at all ! No extra fuel and no other type of comms aside of my CB
My 100 is a HDJ100. Round trip of the Trans-Taiga is 833 miles and the consumption with tire at 25psi was 15.7 MPS (US). I have a theorical autonomy of 393 miles on dirt road with tires at 25psi.
I usually get close to 17.5+ full load (7425#) in normal condition.
I informed myself and did my research before embarking on this road. There is one Fishing and Hunting Outfitter right in the middle and another at the very end. I was able to refuel with diesel in both location though it was colored diesel (heating oil) at the end ! And it was pricy !!
... we did not encounter a single humain on a distance of 310 miles ! If I had to do it again, I'll certainly bring a sat phone.
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