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Didn't have any spottings..... Went through Nevada to Phoenix/Tucson then down to Chiracaua and a side trip to Rodeo, New Mexico and a crossing through the mountains. Then headed back via Globe, Roosevelt Lake, Payson, Sedona, Flagstaff, Page, Kanab, Mesquite, Rachael, Tonopah, Hawthorne...

Thanks again everyone! Thanks Dan! I'd love to go but I am heading out and south on Sunday for the Chiracauha's. :campfire: :1888fbbd:

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I will be in the desert southwest for a couple of weeks. I'll be on the lookout! :punk03: :PROFSheriffHL:

I have been away for a while. Work has been crazy and I have been farting around on some of my other projects. Heck I have barely been online in quite some time. But now it's time to actually get in some R&R. This time of year we usually go to Moab but this year will be different, we are heading...

Wow, thanks for all the comments and some education. Here is one of the reasons for the wheels. Obviously this is a single situation. But in this picture the frame is hitting on the rock face as I am backing up. This is enough of a no-slip situation where I can not back up this rock because...

We ran across this couple as they were pulled over by the CHP on the way to Panamint Valley. They stopped to get refreshements at the little mini mart so we started talking with them. It appears as though the woman who offers Xango, won this little gem at their convention in Las Vegas. Sure...

I told you the gas was a little spendy in Panamint Valley!

The price of gas in Furnace Creek was a little high but it beats no gas at all, as was the case in Stovepipe Wells. Which was disappointing as I counted on that to head up to Lone Pine on the way out. We coasted in on fumes in Panamint Valley were I got to pay even more for gas. The next...

Initially Debbie and I were going to go down to Santa Barbara to spend Thanksgiving with relatives. Part of this plan was I was going to go down early and pick up my trailer then I was going to head over to Santa Barbara and then pick Debbie up in a couple of days at Burbank airport. Well that...

Hmm, a little hunk of angle iron? Maybe?

Under trailer modification #2 I looked at departure angle. I may even add some up front for dragging the trailer over things but I'm unsure on that one yet. So here is trailer mod #2. I got some wheels for dragging my trailer over rocks. The frame is strong enough to just drag it over but I...

I do agree 100%. On both counts. But I also have a soft top on my Jeep and reality is that someone will take whatever they want given enough determination and drive. Or like you said will contaminate the containers. If someone is going by with bolt cutters they will more than likely have a hack...

I drove my new trailer home some 400 miles and drove around town all without having my empty bottles secured in the trailer other than gravity and friction. It held really well I might add. But I knew that with the price of gas and availability of clean drinking water, not to mention some...

Here are my first modifications to my trailer. I figured I should share them as others may also find them useful. Fist off my tail gate is suspended by chain. Nice and strong but rattles like crazy when not held down. Plus it isn't adjustable to level out your tail gate if you want to use it as...

Hey Curtis! How are you doing! It's been a long time it seems since Moab. Debbie has been getting better all the time so yes it's great to be back in the saddle and looking forward to and planning some expeditions! I wonder if there is anyone in Texas that goes by Mr. Gadget that can help me...

LOL, yeah I'm a pretty bad driver. Just ask Rick. I couldn't back up the little trailer to save my soul in his driveway. I told him it needed to be 20 feet longer and on a gooseneck! LOL The trailer is definitely awesome. Excellent craftsmanship throughout.