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TRUKTOR

· #262 · Apr 12, 2019

A few more.

'UNIMOGTECH' = South Cave Tractors

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TRUKTOR

· #263 · Apr 12, 2019

Swamp Thing 2

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tennmog

· #264 · Apr 13, 2019

That looks like Ron DePugh's front yard to me, he he.

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yarr

· #265 · Apr 14, 2019

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TRUKTOR

· #266 · Apr 22, 2019

Winter shot.

I wanted the snow to be gone from Montana, we had plenty of it. It came late, but it made up for it.

I wanted MUD.

OK, now we have plenty of Mud, and now I want DUST.

Picky, Picky...

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tennmog

· #267 · Apr 23, 2019

That's a great photo!

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TRUKTOR

· #268 · Apr 23, 2019

I agree.

I had nothing to do with it, I just happened across it.

Same Truck, minus the weather.

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TRUKTOR

· #269 · Apr 23, 2019

Yo, dude.

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tkv000

· #270 · Apr 23, 2019

It's "ya brah!" up here

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unirover

· #271 · Apr 23, 2019

Here's a shot of one of my Unimogs in Canyonlands. Picture taken by Andrew Vukovich https://www.mountainmanvuk.com

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TRUKTOR

· #272 · Apr 23, 2019

Very Nice.

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Lostintheworld

· #273 · Apr 25, 2019

We found a nice camp spot for tonight. It's beautiful out this evening.

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photobldr

· #274 · Apr 29, 2019

unirover said:
Here's a shot of one of my Unimogs in Canyonlands. Picture taken by Andrew Vukovich https://www.mountainmanvuk.com

Same shot, different day.

Soil Rock Geological phenomenon Geology Outcrop

I'm tellin' ya, I CAN"T go left, durn turn signals not to factory specs.

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unirover

· #275 · Jun 11, 2019

photobldr said:
Same shot, different day.

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I'm tellin' ya, I CAN"T go left, durn turn signals not to factory specs.

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Did you do the whole White Rim trail? It got wicked tight towards the end! Literally inches on either side.

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photobldr

· #276 · Jun 11, 2019

unirover said:
Did you do the whole White Rim trail? It got wicked tight towards the end! Literally inches on either side.

Yes. You are jumping me forward to Book Two of the Travl'n Mahhgstra, and 6 months after I haven't even finished Book One!

Wicked tight? The end? Depends on one's perspective. I had about 4-6 inches from outside tire to edge of banking. It was soft, so hard to tell what would have caused it to crumble away. Would have been a total loss to fall in the Colorado at that juncture; very deep, no exit. Meanwhile, I had a couple of inches from overhanging rocks to roof rail and spare tire.....at least I think; I was listening, not watching (no spotter). And it would have been a clamber around the fender to get out and look, anyway. Too old for those kind of antics.

Back to the "end". I came in from Moab, on the Potash Road, and did the whole Rim Road, coming out at the top of the switchbacks above Mineral Bottom. Had lunch, then turned around and reversed the route, hitting alternate campsites (I had 9 nights on my permit), and exited up the Shafer Trail. Full story to follow (sometime). Going back got the closeup of the rock wall here, river a "distant" memory!!!

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