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A couple from last winter here in the Kokopeli/Mary's Loop area. 5 min. from my house:D.

Man, what a cool perspective! Thanks for sharing your great photos!

First off, incredible build! You might check into what Sportsmobile uses in their electric lift. I believe they use a screw drive mechanism that has a god amount of torque.

Nice pics of The Citadel! That place is incredible! We were there this spring a couple of times and I know we didn't even scratch the surface. Are you going to travel 3% less this coming year?:D Me neither..

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Gotta love Daisy! We have entertained the thought of getting a Boston terrier, every one we have ever met has been way cool and full of energy!

Thanks fellas. Putting him down was one of the hardest things we have ever done. We enjoyed his company and companionship nearly everywhere we traveled.

This was our only "kid" Dignan. He was nearly 11 years old in this photo. He lost his bought with cancer on Aug. 26th. We miss him dearly.... Although very fit it was amazing what this dog was capable of eating! Our last trip with Dignan

Maybe this will work? Sorry ,testing photo stuff. Hey it worked!

Great trip and sweet photos! I'm begining to think you spend more time goofing around than I do!!

You won't be dissapointed!

Nice KC! You still headed to Saline/Death Valley in Nov?

It's not my intention to turn this into a Ford vs Chevy thing but... I wouldn't say that the Ford chassis is a poor platform though. Nearly 90% of medium duty emergency vehicles (brush rigs,light rescues, and ambulances) are Fords and they do very well with the daily torture that they go...

I too have had issues with my Ford 6.0L diesel. It has not stranded us at all but the thought of that is always in the back of my mind. We love our SMB and have already put 12,000 miles on it in 7 months.Just not sure about the whole Ford thing. Issues so far: fan clutch replaced new turbo...

Congrats! Looking good! You'll love it! Off topic** but some worthy info: For good info on your 6.0L check out www.thedieselstop.com From my research here's a few things I have learned about our engines: 1). Don't chip them (head studs stretch) 2). Don't let it idle at low idle for extended...

Thanks for the info on Lipincott. I have been up and down it numerous times but as you know it can change drastically in short order. In Feb of 01 we came through Racetrack (the only way into Saline at the time) in 2 feet of snow.

We have the larger Norcold fridge. You can put a lot of stuff in there! I pulled the fridge and added insulation because A: It seemed to cycle too often and B: It was noisey. It's not bad now but if it goes tits up I will probably not replace it with a Norcold.

Nice stuff as always Randy! Great shots!