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The enterance going, the right side was smoothed out. After the creek crossing the left side was smoothed out. And the right side of the Z turn is now a big ramp.

Well, they changed their minds and did fill in the cliff obstacle, and drove the entire trail in a quad cap Ford truck. :mad:

Exactly, past Coyote Canyon, past the exit to Strike Ravine. North side of the road.

Hopefully nothing happens, we'll see. Keep in mind though that there is a HUGE differance between this and the Strike Ravine case. Strike Ravine was public land with a legitimate right-of-way, Moab Rim has been in private hands since atleast the 60s, and we have been able to use the land by...

Solid axle with matching 60s! :eek:

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: too true!!! Yep Car Show is in April.

Moab-wise, t-mobile is pretty good if you can see the La Sals, I've heard lots of good things about Verizon, that seems to be what most locals have.

Thanks

Looks cool, but why is a 3-link so much better than a 4-link, more flex or what?

Now this is how to build a Liberty, This was at last year's Labor Day Camp-Out.

EJS, always is.

Well that sucks, stupid SUWA :mad2:

Well, besides that ;)

Yep!

The RR4W are permitted to run the narrows on Onion Creek for this EJS, it was part of our 2001-2005 BLM permit. However, it has been closed to the general public, and likely it will be eliminated from our future BLM permits. Sorry to say, but unless you register for it during this Safari you...

We are very pleased. Judge Anderson was very fair and I think he made the right decision based on the facts. At the hearing he basically said that SITLA screwed up, but that we (RR4W and the public) shouldn't be punished because of SITLAs mistake. Also, the wording of the relevant statute is...

I wish more people were like you! Come the first weekend it isn't nearly so crazy.

That's great, I want one. So, how'd the meeting go?

I have Muscular Dystrophy, and I would be happy to volunteer to be someone's "poster boy".

At the RR4W meeting yesterday we were told that tyhe cliff-side obstacle WILL NOT BE CHANGED. The Moab Salt Co. has decided to follow the pipeline down from the top of the mesa rather than fill in the cliff obstacle and drive in along the cliff.