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Devon on Billies bypass.

 

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Me on Billies bypass.

 

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Pancake

 

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I let my friend Logan drive a couple of obstackles, while I watched the suspension cycle.. Logan is one of the two owners of Dax Fab and Steel, these are the guys that cut out a bunch of my susp brackets, beadlock rings, battery box and built my diff covers.

 

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some more

 

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rock garden

 

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more misc.

 

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Gordys Launch

 

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hooked up with these guys, Ive seen them around, and some of them are on this site. Really cool guys had fun watching these wild rigs doing Gordys launch. nice guys,

 

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more of this crew

 

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strap pix go to the highest bidder, sibling rivelry always make these interesting.

 

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top view launch

 

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sluice box, and other stuff

 

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some more hubscratchers

 

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more

 

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I see your on here Russ, wanna post up your favorite pix

 

[RustEoldtrux]

Hello James

I just got home a few minutes ago and couldn't wait to see what you've posted. There's some awesome pic's from HT and HD. The Hair family added a great touch to an awesome day on the trail.

Bec and I met up with Devon and Marlene in Salina to make the trip to Moab. Marlene gave us a history lesson on the Crane family from about 1847, who raised cattle between Salina and Green River continuously still today. Bec's great uncle still has cattle in that area. We had dinner with Uncle Jim Saturday night - nice fellow and also has a lot of stories to tell from the 1800's onward.

We brought the Scout back to Salina and left it there in anticipation of running a trail or 2 in the Richfield area. Hopefully the timing will be right for that. We plan to leave for Jarbidge, NV on June 17 and return on June 21 to run trails there with John Eickhof and the Idaho bunch.

 

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I just got home a few minutes ago and couldn't wait to see what you've posted. There's some awesome pic's from HT and HD. The Hair family added a great touch to an awesome day on the trail.

Bec and I met up with Devon and Marlene in Salina to make the trip to Moab. Marlene gave us a history lesson on the Crane family from about 1847, who raised cattle between Salina and Green River continuously still today. Bec's great uncle still has cattle in that area. We had dinner with Uncle Jim Saturday night - nice fellow and also has a lot of stories to tell from the 1800's onward.

We brought the Scout back to Salina and left it there in anticipation of running a trail or 2 in the Richfield area. Hopefully the timing will be right for that. We plan to leave for Jarbidge, NV on June 17 and return on June 21 to run trails there with John Eickhof and the Idaho bunch.

Cool Russ, so your rigs going to be in Salina until mid June? we need to gear up for Richfield, when is best? Ive got my boys birthday and the Ed Roth festival in Manti this up coming weekend, and a family function in Idaho the following weekend. lets work this out.

 

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great pixs james you must have had two good camera guys from the looks of things

 

[RustEoldtrux]

Hello Shane

Were you able to get copies of the other pictures from Jame's computer? Bec burned a few sets of CD's in Moab today, and she is going to drop off 2 sets at Chad's place in Mt. Pleasant when she heads for home on Wed. Wish you had your machine along yesterday - you're a good photographer, but a you're a better driver (grin).