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Sorry no photos today. Drove it to a sunrise session of beach volleyball with the guys which was cut short by rain. The cowl to windshield seam seal repair seems to have held .. no water in the front floorboards.
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Have you got a build on the trailer? I’m just starting to think about doing something with my old 1/2 tub.
Kinda. Not too tech savvy ill have to look back. I think I need to upgrade my Mud membership so I can do it right. Send me your email and I'll send you a Dropbox link.Have you got a build on the trailer? I’m just starting to think about doing something with my old 1/2 tub.
New Mexico?? Im ready to go back. Beautiful country.Last night's trek was the subject of today's photo (below). I was somewhere on that flat spot across the canyon.
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That's the Caja del Rio west of Santa Fe, which was formed by extensive basaltic lava flows. What you can't see between the flat area in the foreground and the Jemez Mountains in the background is White Rock Canyon, cut by the Rio Grande. White Rock Canyon is ~900 feet deep. A lot of movies were filmed in part in this area, most recently "3:10 to Yuma" and "True Grit". And the 1985 film "Silverado" kicks off with a great panoramic shot of the northern end of White Rock Canyon, taken from the White Rock Overlook on the west side.New Mexico?? Im ready to go back. Beautiful country.
Beautiful. Will have to come check it out. Went to the Gila a couple of years ago. Wanting to get back there too.That's the Caja del Rio west of Santa Fe, which was formed by extensive basaltic lava flows. What you can't see between the flat area in the foreground and the Jemez Mountains in the background is White Rock Canyon, cut by the Rio Grande. White Rock Canyon is ~900 feet deep. A lot of movies were filmed in part in this area, most recently "3:10 to Yuma" and "True Grit". And the 1985 film "Silverado" kicks off with a great panoramic shot of the northern end of White Rock Canyon, taken from the White Rock Overlook on the west side.
Caja del Rio Canyon
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Black Mesa (far left) along the Rio Grande in the Espanola Valley
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White Rock Overlook
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I know of 5 I can think of off the top of my head, all within 10 miles of me, all not for sale, all rotting away at least 10 years. One is my neighbors. The first time I knocked on his door to buy it I was 16; I’m 36 and I’m getting the same answer “going to pull it in this winter and restore it”. Says the last offer he turned down was $20k cash.... And I was thinking it was a parts rig!Several.
That's the Caja del Rio west of Santa Fe, which was formed by extensive basaltic lava flows. What you can't see between the flat area in the foreground and the Jemez Mountains in the background is White Rock Canyon, cut by the Rio Grande. White Rock Canyon is ~900 feet deep. A lot of movies were filmed in part in this area, most recently "3:10 to Yuma" and "True Grit". And the 1985 film "Silverado" kicks off with a great panoramic shot of the northern end of White Rock Canyon, taken from the White Rock Overlook on the west side.
Caja del Rio Canyon
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Black Mesa (far left) along the Rio Grande in the Espanola Valley
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White Rock Overlook
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Yet another thing I need to track down...Cleaned up my NLA wiper arms and retaining nuts. I've got NOS OEM wiper blades, purchased before the list price went to $60/pair.
Replaced packings under wiper shaft nuts as well.
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