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Camping and wheeling Idaho Springs (pics)
Went camping and wheeling last weekend. Took some pics on the cell phone. Pretty much ran through what was left of my auto lock hubs. But I got some OEM replacements and a pair of warns when I get the time. The pics I did take of the trail were at one of the easy points but on the way up and down it was windy, rocky and a little hairy for a stock ranger.
My buddy brought his buggy.... Did great in our drive by stump shooting
Check out the approach angle on those exhaust pipes!
A veiw from the campsite.
The same valley when the storm hit.
Marble sized hail and lightning all around us. We had about half of our stuff packed up when the storm blew in. Waited out the lightning for about 45 minutes in the truck, then drove out through a flooded trail. It was such rocky terrain that mud wasnt really a problem even with my tiny radials on. Joe went first with the Super Duty and checked the depths of any puddles, 2-3 feet in some areas.
Went camping and wheeling last weekend. Took some pics on the cell phone. Pretty much ran through what was left of my auto lock hubs. But I got some OEM replacements and a pair of warns when I get the time. The pics I did take of the trail were at one of the easy points but on the way up and down it was windy, rocky and a little hairy for a stock ranger.
My buddy brought his buggy.... Did great in our drive by stump shooting
Check out the approach angle on those exhaust pipes!
A veiw from the campsite.
The same valley when the storm hit.
Marble sized hail and lightning all around us. We had about half of our stuff packed up when the storm blew in. Waited out the lightning for about 45 minutes in the truck, then drove out through a flooded trail. It was such rocky terrain that mud wasnt really a problem even with my tiny radials on. Joe went first with the Super Duty and checked the depths of any puddles, 2-3 feet in some areas.
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