Thursty
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- Location
- Green River
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- Thread starter UT410
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- Location
- Never Far From Nowhere
One of 275 Jaguar XJ220's ever built.
I didn't realize how big that was!
Thursty
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- Location
- Green River
I wonder if there’s a coyote under it. Meep, meep!
ID Bronco
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- Location
- Idaho Falls, ID
I'm surprised it took them 275 to realize that was a bad idea.
I had a hot wheels xj220 way back in grade school. My favorite toy for a while.
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
I didn't realize how big that was!
That's what she said....
Went for a walk down a different area of our neighborhood the other night (only lived here for 2-1/2 years and didn't even know this area of the neighborhood was here lol) - this was sitting in a driveway. Looked really clean! I didn't think to take any pictures of the built JK another neighbor had, the other JK that the guy and his wife were doing beadlocks in the driveway of, or the XJ in front of that same house.... Man, I am a good neighbor!
- Location
- Never Far From Nowhere
Chaparral 2F. So cool to see in person.
Skyline Dr, about 45 seconds before the world blew up 😳 the downpour, hail, and thunder were insane. SXS’s and dirtbikes may not have been the best vehicles for the trip.
We turned around and then got stuck in the canyon for about 3 hours due to a mudslide 🤦🏼♂️
We turned around and then got stuck in the canyon for about 3 hours due to a mudslide 🤦🏼♂️
- Location
- Sandy, Ut
Travel never ceases to amaze. Meet Hans from Sweden. Just south of Nordkapp, Norway (furthest north you can drive on the Europe continent), we encountered Hans at a road side pullout. He was walking with purpose, pulling a small yet laden cart behind him. Everything he needed to survive on two wheels, attached with a belt around his waste.
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Hans spoke little English, I speak zero Swedish, however both of us had a mild familiarity with Spanish and we were able to communicate. He asked for nothing, offered his smile and laugh. We repayed that with a cold soda from our vehicles fridge, words of praise and a handshake. We ducked back into the vehicles and out of the cold wind, Hans kept walking north.
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Nordkapp (100 miles to the north) is just a stop of his walking voyage. He plans to walk from Ushuaia (the southern tip of South America) to Alaska, roughly following the Pan-American Highway. I've traveled that same route, again from the convenience & safety of an automobile. His walk is exponentially more legit, an appropriate use of the word epic.
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I hope to reconnect with him as he travels through the US. Godspeed my friend, you're an inspiration!
@hans_pa_utvandring
Thursty
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- Location
- Green River
Crazy flooding in Moab yesterday. Clean up is going to take a while.
*screenshots taken from FB*
Photo Gallery from the Moab Times Independent
www.moabtimes.com
*screenshots taken from FB*
Photo Gallery from the Moab Times Independent
The Day After: photo gallery - The Times-Independent
Downtown businesses, aided by an army of volunteers, used shovels, brooms, water hoses and heavy equipment to clean up after Saturday night’s flooding. Mill Creek jumped the road at 400 East and again at 300 South, sending large trees, limbs and even good sized boulders into the road and any...
www.moabtimes.com
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- Location
- Never Far From Nowhere
Spork
Tin Foil Hat Equipped
- Location
- Saratoga Springs, UT
This popped up on Youtube after I saw this...Crazy flooding in Moab yesterday. Clean up is going to take a while.
*screenshots taken from FB*
Photo Gallery from the Moab Times Independent
The Day After: photo gallery - The Times-Independent
Downtown businesses, aided by an army of volunteers, used shovels, brooms, water hoses and heavy equipment to clean up after Saturday night’s flooding. Mill Creek jumped the road at 400 East and again at 300 South, sending large trees, limbs and even good sized boulders into the road and any...
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I spent a few days out of cell service with the kids. We hit cell service when we got close to I70 and my phone started blowing with missed messages from work.
Between damage to pedestrian bridges, stream banks, water main breaks, we’re easily millions of $’s in damage to public infrastructure. A few more in private structures.
I lost a section of landscaping and had some water in our basement, nothing too bad though.
I should have spent a few more days doing this…
- Location
- Vehicular limbo
How do you like that NOBO?
Build quality seems on par, maybe slightly better than other mid-range units (still not great). Perfect ride height and not too long, tows easily through rough stuff. It got a little squishy when we had our 3rd kid, but we’ve made it work.
My favorite part is no slide. Had a bad experience with water damage in a slide I don’t care to repeat.
- Location
- The Village of Kay
Biggest fish I've ever caught on a fly rod. What a blast! 22" Rainbow, that was HEALTHY. This fish had some weight to him.
