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. . I haven't, I'm afraid it'll make me want to go back to work for them.:D

Yup, exactly. Probably around 1996-7, Muleskinner and I went camping up AF. We ended up camping above Silver lake Flats on the road to Major Evans Gulch. There's a turnoff up there prior to entering the gulch, it heads out onto a ridge that overlooks AF, and Timp. We were sitting around...

This was my first thought, did the homeowner go after the perp and down him in the street? If the facts in the story are true, I see justified shooting of the perp. Reminds me of the case a year or so ago where the lady was on 911 as a guy was attempting to break into the house. He ended up...

I still have the tailgate and doors off it;)

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That was an awesome weekend. Seems like a hundred years ago. Wasn't that like the week you left on your mission Beardy? Edit; How did you and Wendy not end up on the sign Tracy? Hadn't noticed before. Edit for the edit; NVM, I see Summit Water Specialties.

Sad thing is it looks exactly like that still.:rolleyes:

Mine either, like the last three pages don't work, I still have the pics in my hard drive, but it wont let me post them again.:( Good idea though Shane, it got me looking at some of the funnay from back then.

Great report guys. Looks like a killer time. I was actually passing through Moab at that time heading back to Arizona, the La Sals looks ominous with the snow.

I thougt this thread was going to about this...:ugh: http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2013189753_olympicpark18m.html

I saw that same bike about a week ago in ShowLow AZ, the dude was definitely setup for long distance riding. I wonder if was the same guy. Cool bike for sure.

Way to go Dan.

No, I wouldn't count it if I did. Got him with the.204. My boss has hit a javelina with his machine though. :cool:

There are some huge elk down here. You can hear them bugling all the time. Deer aren't as common down here as elk, but I have seen a couple good bucks. I finally got my first coyote.

Through rock crawling....I met my boss a couple years ago in Moab, we became friends and he offered me a job this summer. The cool thing is, he has a monster shop down here with all the benders and welders you could ever need. My rig will be coming down here this winter for some remodeling.

Yeah, it would've been niceif they could've kept me working, but oh well.

It would grind em up good.

Basicly, I'm making meadows where they once were, before they were encroached upon by the juniper/pinyon forests that have come down off the hilltops and overgrown the valleys. The best part is where I'm working. It's beautiful out here, and I live on the jobsite most of the time. Full time...

I haven't been online much for the last couple of months, because I have come down to Arizona for a new job. Finally gave up on the railroad, after four years of hanging in there, couldn't stand to lose any more than I already had. The new job is wildlands restoration, we work for the state...

It was a fun road back in high school, driven it several times.:)