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I'm not sure what you're talking about. :peepwall:

Hmmm...sounds like the pressure's on. Here goes: Breakfast: the most important meal in the morning: Bacon...good; peppers: good; eggs: good. Heading south into the mountains and into Berdoo Canyon: Nearing the end of our route in Berdoo Canyon You gotta love all the different...

Okay...let's call it my "extended family" then. ;)

It's all about the sand... Paul Showing Off:

Lance Showing Off

More Trophy Pics Martyn's Tyre Clinic: Sushi! Sand Course Pics:

Kalbi Recipe Ouch, look out; Connie's swinging a big stick :) Ok, here it is folks: Original Recipe: 2.5-3lbs of thin-cut short ribs (Korean style cut) Marinade: Soy Sauce - 1 cup Sugar - 1 cup I usually put these two in a mixing bowl and throw it in the microwave for 30 seconds...

Don't rub your eyes for 24 hours after handling those peppers :smileeek:

Good news. Thanks for the heads-up.

I'm still using CS2 and I haven't had a lot of luck with the auto merge feature unless I used my 50mm or 35mm prime lenses (very little distortion) and overlapped a lot. I may have to upgrade to CS3, unless CS4 is just around the corner. Great shot, Rob. I'm looking forward to seeing some...

That's an understatement. That's incredible. Nice choice.

I'm hoping it's private land.

That was the first thing I noticed in that photo too. Funny how those trucks catch your eye. Scootr, that's a nice looking setup. Keep us posted on your trips with it.

Ehem, someone else told you about the Optima 31M as well.;) That's what I run as the primary and a 34M as the backup. I also use the Hellroaring system and haven't had a single issue with it. It's very compact and has been very reliable.

H3 Alpha Consider the H3 Alpha 2009. This year model added the front diff locker over the 2008 Alpha. Pros: 1. It's the right size 2. plenty of comfort 3. plenty of power (V8) 4. 4:1 transfer case 5. Front/Rear lockers 6. Traction control as well 7. Pretty nice clearance and...

Superb Sinuhe, These are outstanding and inspiring. Thanks again for sharing.

This is bloody brilliant. Nice job. I like how you have the tailgate as a prep area, fridge very close for the food, and then the stove right there. Very efficient.

These sound great...curious, how often do you find yourself having to replace them?

Yes. Thanks Nic.

Now the important thing is determining how much line will fit on your winch. For example, I have the Warn XD9000. It came with 100' of 5/16" steel line. When spooled all the way in, the steel cable pretty much fills it up. So, can I only go with 80-90' of the 3/8" synthetic, or does the...