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looks like a good time was had
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Heading out the usual way past Jotter's and up the pole line. @Pacer was considering the deep left side, but the water was very high on this day, even the right side went up to the door on Aaron's truck as he passed through.
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@Pacer still needs some work at stopping long enough for me to get my phone out of the RAM mount and get the camera focused for poser shots.
Yota's in their proper habitat
@Crusha got a bit hung up here. Still amazed how Greg just rolls through blue trails with a rig that looks so stock. Gary helping to find the best line ....
A couple of stacked rocks and it's up and over
@Pacer still needs some work at stopping long enough for me to get my phone out of the RAM mount and get the camera focused for poser shots.
Yota's in their proper habitat
@Crusha got a bit hung up here. Still amazed how Greg just rolls through blue trails with a rig that looks so stock. Gary helping to find the best line ....
A couple of stacked rocks and it's up and over
@Pacer doing the same obstacle as Greg above, but with a different line
Messed around on this little group of small trails (Gary will know where) that was part muddy creek and then some steeper rock sections. Greg had gone over straight over where the telephone poles are laying, then looped back to come out the left side and found a sticky spot. The big log or telephone pole on his right was keeping him from getting to the right for traction and a dip where the RF was wasn't helping either.
Do you want sliders? Cause this is how you end up with sliders ...
Aaron looped around on the rocks up top and was able to test out his winch setup to tug Greg and Gary out.
Messed around on this little group of small trails (Gary will know where) that was part muddy creek and then some steeper rock sections. Greg had gone over straight over where the telephone poles are laying, then looped back to come out the left side and found a sticky spot. The big log or telephone pole on his right was keeping him from getting to the right for traction and a dip where the RF was wasn't helping either.
Do you want sliders? Cause this is how you end up with sliders ...
Aaron looped around on the rocks up top and was able to test out his winch setup to tug Greg and Gary out.
I was considering trying this to take a poser pic, but Aaron beat me to it
Then he actually took a few tries at driving over it. Possibly if it wasn't wet he would have made it. After he tried to make it over the poser pic seemed silly. I could hear Theo yelling from the passenger seat from where I was in my truck ... lol.
Aaron just finding the hard lines. I did my best to keep up.
Every time I do one of these rock garden trails (Snakebite here) I just think about how much I want 40s and gearing
A great day as usual, got to test out a few spots I hadn't been to in a while and covered a bunch of ground. You can see in the pic above that Aaron has a trash bag in the back of his rig. The quarry area was littered with trash (bottles, plates, red solo cups). Aaron is the kind of guy (so are Gary and Greg) that picks up the trash so we can all enjoy the area in the future. Setting a solid example for his son Theo ... who is still 6 btw and knocked his tooth out with a basketball like a badass. If anyone runs into Theo on future outings, he's likely got some gum and willing to share.
Then he actually took a few tries at driving over it. Possibly if it wasn't wet he would have made it. After he tried to make it over the poser pic seemed silly. I could hear Theo yelling from the passenger seat from where I was in my truck ... lol.
Aaron just finding the hard lines. I did my best to keep up.
Every time I do one of these rock garden trails (Snakebite here) I just think about how much I want 40s and gearing
A great day as usual, got to test out a few spots I hadn't been to in a while and covered a bunch of ground. You can see in the pic above that Aaron has a trash bag in the back of his rig. The quarry area was littered with trash (bottles, plates, red solo cups). Aaron is the kind of guy (so are Gary and Greg) that picks up the trash so we can all enjoy the area in the future. Setting a solid example for his son Theo ... who is still 6 btw and knocked his tooth out with a basketball like a badass. If anyone runs into Theo on future outings, he's likely got some gum and willing to share.
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Nice pics and looks like fun.
Greg never did like an 80 with running boards or flares!
Can't believe you caught one of Gary stocking rocks. As the CLUB ELDER, he usually just gets to point and tell the rest of us where to put the rocks
Greg never did like an 80 with running boards or flares!
Can't believe you caught one of Gary stocking rocks. As the CLUB ELDER, he usually just gets to point and tell the rest of us where to put the rocks
Truth!Nice pics and looks like fun.
Greg never did like an 80 with running boards or flares!
Can't believe you caught one of Gary stocking rocks. As the CLUB ELDER, he usually just gets to point and tell the rest of us where to put the rocks
