Which Table Rock lake, not in MO?
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I know, the visual makes all the difference. It sucks without pictures - bad picture taker (me)
I knew they were my kind of girls when they started talking about how much they love snorkels.
The above is not true just my fantasy that night
SUMMIT CRUISERS Jr
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It was the Table Rock Lake outside of Branson.
Saddletramp
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These Aussie girls maybe?
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Nice. I'm in NW AR, maybe we will cross paths before too long. Get to Disney ever?
SUMMIT CRUISERS Jr
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Yeah maybe we will. I go up to Fayetteville every now and then to visit friends. I've only been to Disney once, but it was ages ago with my parents.
Took a short little drive out to the forest service roads around Packwood to exercise the lockers. After chilling at Walupt Lake by ourselves for a bit we managed to find some of that white stuff that's been so elusive this winter.
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Spring break road trip. Took the long way from Northern Utah to the White Mountains, Arizona.
Hovenweep:
Near Cut Throat Ruin, Canyons of the Ancients:
De-Na-Zin Wilderness - one of the most weirdly beautiful places I've been to. Very unique. Something new and strange around every hoodoo. The ground is a mosaic of petrified wood and polished rock. A kaleidoscope of color. Everything seems in a state of erosion. Fragile. You don't want to walk on it. And my pictures don't do it justice:
Chaco Canyon:
South of Chaco:
Startin' em young: 9-year-old at the controls. Yikes! A little frightening:
Couple of days in the lava tubes, El Malpais:
Near Braided Cave:
El Cupidos. Best Mexican food joint in St. Johns, AZ (attached to a gas station of course):
Hovenweep:
Near Cut Throat Ruin, Canyons of the Ancients:
De-Na-Zin Wilderness - one of the most weirdly beautiful places I've been to. Very unique. Something new and strange around every hoodoo. The ground is a mosaic of petrified wood and polished rock. A kaleidoscope of color. Everything seems in a state of erosion. Fragile. You don't want to walk on it. And my pictures don't do it justice:
Chaco Canyon:
South of Chaco:
Startin' em young: 9-year-old at the controls. Yikes! A little frightening:
Couple of days in the lava tubes, El Malpais:
Near Braided Cave:
El Cupidos. Best Mexican food joint in St. Johns, AZ (attached to a gas station of course):
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Redgrrr
I have a problem with 40s
Great pics.
Jealous
BajaCruiser94
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Sierra de Juarez Mountains, Baja Mexico - April 2015.
1.- Small Hike from we camped, great view around the area.
2.- Another view around the top.
3.- Selfie with wifey.
4.- Exploring some backroads nearby.
5.- We explored the roads closest to the mountain ridge, you can start to see the desert floor from this point (Laguna Salada Dry Lake Bed)
1.- Small Hike from we camped, great view around the area.
2.- Another view around the top.
3.- Selfie with wifey.
4.- Exploring some backroads nearby.
5.- We explored the roads closest to the mountain ridge, you can start to see the desert floor from this point (Laguna Salada Dry Lake Bed)
BajaCruiser94
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Sierra San Pedro Martir, Baja Mexico.
1.- Road to Mike Sky Ranch was extremely muddy, the slippery nasty kind of mud, still a lot of fun...
2.- Here we are going from Mikes towards the Observatory, the road degrades exponentially, specially after the recent rains.
3.- La Corona Ridge at the far end, memories from a failed expedition on a ancient logging road come to mind.
4.- In the upper mountains, near the Observatory, weather was a little chilly.
5.- Remember the slippery mud near Mikes Sky Ranch? Well, someone tried throwing a couple of beers in the mix; result was a rolled, totalled car, no significant injury reported.
Now the fun part was to get the car out, another FZJ80 and me helped and slid like crazy in the progress; its all part of the game.
Baja is fun!
1.- Road to Mike Sky Ranch was extremely muddy, the slippery nasty kind of mud, still a lot of fun...
2.- Here we are going from Mikes towards the Observatory, the road degrades exponentially, specially after the recent rains.
3.- La Corona Ridge at the far end, memories from a failed expedition on a ancient logging road come to mind.
4.- In the upper mountains, near the Observatory, weather was a little chilly.
5.- Remember the slippery mud near Mikes Sky Ranch? Well, someone tried throwing a couple of beers in the mix; result was a rolled, totalled car, no significant injury reported.
Now the fun part was to get the car out, another FZJ80 and me helped and slid like crazy in the progress; its all part of the game.
Baja is fun!
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^^^ Cool stuff.
This thread out grew its title...
This thread out grew its title...
murf
Lifer
What is that.. A Jeep cherokee?
Nasty mud and too many beers
Nasty mud and too many beers
We took our 80 down through Central and South America last summer. It is an amazing overland platform. I'm hoping to get out to Colorado sometime this summer and do some more exploring!
Piedras Blancas National Park, Costa Rica
Near Chimbote, Peru
Highway 10 in Bolivia
Near Chimbote, Peru
Highway 10 in Bolivia
Box Rocket
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Redgrrr
I have a problem with 40s
Great pics
@4xFletch, we kept a blog at www.brazildrive.com. We also have a map at map.brazildrive.com. If you do some planning and are careful, you should have no problem. PM me if you have any logistical questions!
More pics...
Camp (El Salvador?)
View near the Colombia-Ecuador border
More pics...
Camp (El Salvador?)
View near the Colombia-Ecuador border
