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I guess the senery does help, however you captured it rather well. Greats shots and always good to parents getting out with the kids.

With all the posts here from the west, you tend to forget just how beautiful the eastern mountains can be. Thanks for sharing a new area, haven't heard of the Big Fork area.

Been wanting to do Sand Dunes NP via Medeno pass for a while now, nice pics, a different veiw from the normal pics posted. Thanks

Nice trip, getting out on the water and wildlife always adds to a great adventure!!

Beautiful video, love the scenery. Where in Colorado is Phantom Canyon?? Looking forward to the report.

Glad to see you got them out, looks like a fun trip, we are still waiting for all the stars and planets (days off, decent weather, no honey-do's etc) to line up here so we can get our kayaks in the water. Hopefully soon!!!

Now thats REAL traveling!!! Great posts, good to see folks getting to see how people really live, and jumping right in with them. Tourists don't know what their missing.

Welcome also!!! Nice set-up you have there, should be good for lots of exploring.

Great trip and great photo's, loved the ones from Arches, lot's of views you normally don't see. Bravo!!!

Another suggetion for water/air tight containers, check out the large hunting suppy stores (Gander Mountain, Bass Pro, Cabellas, etc) they sell very sturdy containers to keep hunting clothes and equipment scent free. You can get the store brands for about $30.00. I have 2 from Gander Mountain...

Amazing trip!!! Will be my turn one day.

Searubi, You may want to look at a set of rRancho 9000 shocks as they ajustable to suit your ride quality both on and off road. I have a set on my 04 TJ with a Rubicon lift. set them low for rough roads and higher for towing and such. Sway bar disconnects help alot off road also. Happy wheelin!!!

DD, Looks like a great time, the Buffalo is a "must do" on our list also. How were the water levels, heard they can be pretty low in places??

Hey 1Leg, or anybody else headed that way, Joshua Tree is a great place, we lived there in Yucca Vally for a few years before heading to Texas, anyway, for a nice drive, head deep into the park on the Pinto Basin Rd, then take the Old Dale Rd north. It is a 4X4 only road and they mean it. The...

Bongo Boy, I agree with some of your comments, however opinions are like *&^holes, everyone has one, so here is mine. TJ's are probably not the best for hauling lot's of gear, and are probably not the best for travelling 1000's of miles over rough terrain (Damn my back hurts). That being said...

2004 Wrangler X, 3.5 Rubicon Lift, 32" BFG AT's, Outlaw II Wheels, K&N System, 8000lbs Warn, Custom Front and Rear Bumper/Jerry Can/Tire Carrier, Rubicon Rocker Guards, assorted dings and scratches.

Thanks for the welcome guys. Red Dog, the flairs are Rugged Ridge, the quality is very good and they matched right up, very easy install. Wish I could say I was an officer (retirement pay would had been that much better) however had a great time while I was in, trained and worked police dogs...

Great Pic's, brings back memories, we lived in the AV and visited the same place, before moving to Texas.

Hey Thanks for the info. Here she is as she sits today, this was taken during a trail ride/trail maintance trip for the Palo Duro Jeep Jamboree.

Pics didn't come up?? Ok, tried to insert the pics, but the links only came up. guess I'll need to figure that out. Sorry guys