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Even after having to "adjust" the front drive shaft, it was still a perfect day!

Butch C. Here's the Butch C. "petroglyphs" you missed. They're very hard to see clearly. Over 100 years of weathering and not the best surface to etch on either! Don't know who the S.J. initials belong to (?) Maybe the persons petroglyph face who did the work?? The guy that showed...

Excellent TR Greg!! Even tho I was there the first of June, I was still getting the puppy quivers wanting to go again! We did that with Dave, Randy & Diane Memorial Day "weekend" (4 days). My first time, but DAA and Randy L. had been there several times. I can now relate to why they've been...

If a campsite isn't available in the Doll House proper, just across the valley on the other side is pretty nice one (don't remember the #) as it gives you views of the Doll House and has reasonably good protection from the elements. Here's a TR from EU when I went with Randy and Dave...

It WAS an epic adventure for sure! Weather was outstanding as was the company!! Lots of off road miles and lots of highway miles. Stunning scenery.

No response yet from my email.

Let the games begin.... (the OTHER Olympic marathon) :thumbs::thumbs:

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I was there a few weeks ago and camped above Death Valley in a nice large "alcove" area. Lots of hard packed sandy areas. I just drove stakes and they held great, but then again, we didn't have any high winds to deal with. Plenty of trees also to add tie downs if need be.

Tim, I PM'd you a few days ago. Did you get it? Marty

Did you notice the area in the RMP map called MEXICAN SPOTTED OWL CRITICAL HABITAT? It takes in about half of the P.S.C. trail. So just how CRITICAL is their habitat in regards to closure?

We had planned to go there when he was staying in G.R. but he had to head back to N.M. early. One thing I have to get for the Jeep that I thought I would not ever need : PIA lights! I'm doing a road trip the end of this week in the car to check out some trail heads off of hwy 12 & 95. I...

Guy sent me a DVD of your trip... mostly of the Poison Springs Canyon area. It's on my list of WILL do THIS year. He liked it so much he said he'd like to do that trail again. Also looking at the Jacob Chair area the next time he heads this way. Marty

I also got a Garmin for Christmas, but mine is the 60cs model. I had an old B/W model but it's really worth getting color. My 2 cents worth

Here's a quote from SUWA's website: In 2004, the district court in Salt Lake City denied our request to intervene. Later, a three-judge panel of the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals overturned that ruling. Finally, on October 2, 2007, a full complement of the court -- 13 judges came out with...

Just did the trail with Ber last weekend. VERY brushy in the Lost Horse section and some of the turns are very obscure. This trail is RARELY used by Jeeps. ATV's have changed the character of the trail. Have to say that the beginning of the trail is an attention-getter. Short, steep switch...

I too use the tru speed by superlift. Works great. Easy to install. Just a little pricey.

Not sure if I've put an eyeball on Fatassrunner. Probably have but can't put a face with the name. Capt. Picky did mention some of the wheeling with him did get his attention.

Hey Tim... We'll be in Oury July 25- 30 with a small group from town. I guess we'll be heading back just when you're coming in. Too bad. Look for a PM...

Well, in August you won't need starter fluid for your BBQ. The brickettes will self ignite when you take them out of the bag. Expect 105* - 110* but with relief when the sun goes down. Take LOTS of WATER!!! Slickrock trails will be hotter. Try various canyon trails (Kane Creek, Steel...