"Where is the road...

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ChaseTruck

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... that goes to where we have the trailer parked???"

No dude, really, I don't know. I've never met you before in my entire life, how the hell would I know where you have your trailer for the ATVs of your entire clan/flock ...

5 pm today, in Camp Creek wash up from Needle Rock, on the "...let's go drive around while the next coat of paint dries..." run.

:D :D
 
ChaseTruck said:
... that goes to where we have the trailer parked???"

No dude, really, I don't know. I've never met you before in my entire life, how the hell would I know where you have your trailer for the ATVs of your entire clan/flock ...

5 pm today, in Camp Creek wash up from Needle Rock, on the "...let's go drive around while the next coat of paint dries..." run.

:D :D
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It's not your job to keep track of where everyone parks their junk? :hillbilly:
 
the guy must have been in distress, though - out of the entire flock of 4 ATVs, it was the GUY who asked :hillbilly:

we later also saw a Ford Van in the wash, closer to Needle Rock - don't know whether it was stuck; if so, it would be a good lesson to take a more suitable vehicle :doh:
 
BTW, the entire road to Needle Rock is now paved :eek:

I bet it went like this:

"there is really a problem with the ATVs blasting onto the graded road all the time - we've had too many rescues of collisions with traffic"

"how can we stop them from doing that.....:hhmm:"

"well, unless you make it illegal for them to go there......."

"wait, most ATVs are not registered for use on pavement......."

"yeah, let's pave the road :doh:"

:rolleyes:


and of course, with the road paved, there were bigass RVs camping out there :rolleyes:
 
Tools R Us said:
It's not your job to keep track of where everyone parks their junk? :hillbilly:
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I can't read minds through a helmet...:rolleyes: - he probably had some tinfoil in there :flipoff2:

Nobody was in sight at the van to signal any distress, although we saw someone jogging up the wash a little later - again, no signal of any trouble.

And a little later, I found out why there were Port-a-Potties with the plastic roof missing - that sheet of plastic can be used as a (cheap...) makeshift raft/canoe for kids. Good to know where my Tonto Pass fees are going...:rolleyes:
 
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