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Nice, keep it going! I am envious.

Pablo, Anna - fantastic book! I can't let go of it!

Thank you guys so much for this blog! The final part about Peru totally made my day - I've been dreaming of going back for the last three years.

Keep these photos coming!

Fat chance of that... Until recently, Michelin LTX M/S has been The Tire for long-distance travel for me. Now even those are worthless - the sidewalls start cracking from UV exposure after a year outside. BF Goodrich (made by Michelin) - last six KM2s were out of round brand new. Time for the...

... or you can get an 86-89 4Runner and swap in a solid front axle!

way cool indeed!

"I prefer to draw a curtain over my visit to Eaglebrook school. It can be imagined what effect Rocinante had on two hundred teen-age prisoners of education just settling down to serve their winter sentence. They visited my truck in droves, as many as fifteen at a time in the little cabin. And...

:victory: Can't wait for Part 6.

Fantastic, Randy! I can't believe how different things look under snow.

Jeremy, thanks for posting Part 4! The weekend would not be complete without this reading! Interesting that sometime about 12 years ago a Discoweb group drove Rubicon and Dusy back-to-back, with the "lowliest" vehicle being a Disco 1 on 245/75R16s.... Maybe FJ is a lot larger vehicle than a D1...

Great stuff, now I have another place to go!

It is insane, Randy! We've been exactly to the same places a week before you! Fantastic photos, as usual.

Great trip! It's been forever since I've seen such a diversity of vehicles in a group. Thanks for posting!

Thanks - I'll check the maps out. What a beautiful area this neck of the woods is.

Can't wait for the next episode!

Thanks guys! Jeremy - I think you can post pictures of any size, not as attachments but as links to external sites storing the photos. I planned to downsize photos somewhat - 1024-pixel wide photos take up a lot of screen space - but didn't get around to do it.

White Pocket White Pocket hits you in the face the first time you see it. It is somewhat less dramatic later on - although the insane beauty of the place still makes your head spin. This time, we were there near the sunset - and we brought along a quad-rotor with a GoPro hanging underneath...

Cottonwood Teepees To get to another Vermillion Cliffs' curiosity - cone-shaped hills called Cottonwood Teepees - we had to drive about 10 miles South on House Rock Valley Road, then turn left into a maze of dirt roads climbing over the ridge. The road going East is the same one would take on...

One hell of a long day In the retrospect, I think people normally take between three days and a week to see these places. When we woke up, we didn't know which places we could see, and how many of them - so we slept on, and rolled out of the hotel at sunrise. It was freezing cold outside -...