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She's been tellin' stories about me again...

Great trip report. Thanks for sharing your adventure. The state park is pretty remote, and can get pretty rough. Did you guys make it out to El Solitario?

The route you took is still legal, at least for the time being. Glad you had a good time. Part of Central Overland's Trans-Ouachita route goes down the same trail. Its neat when the clouds are low. Sometimes when this happens, you can head from 3 sticks over to the Talimena scenic drive and...

I'll be there with both of my Toyotas! :sombrero:

Yes. I usually take it to work 3 or 4 days per week.

Overland Expo will be there next year. Expect a bigger trip next year with multiple groups travelling multiple routes.

:coffeedrink: Thanks again, Scott. No way I would have been able to get that stuff done before the trip.

That one was a jpeg. Thanks for the advice, gentlemen. What do y'all think about the directed light feature on photoshop? My novice opinion is that there is too little light to be able to add a feature like that. I should have turned up the exposure a notch or two... its easier to tone down...

Got the tools in my 4Runner, which will be coming along as well, and is much better equipped at present. I will bring the Chilton's guide. No doubt. Fuel is by far the biggest expense for this trip.

1400 miles of dirt! Much of our trip will be out of cell phone coverage. :sombrero:

Mine is a 95 FZJ

So I'm a noob to everything 80 series... and I don't know much about them apart from some common complaints. I will be using my 80 as the mule / support vehicle for our upcoming trip to Overland Expo. It will be a long trip, and out route to the Expo will cover roughly 1400 miles, mostly dirt...

Ordered a CB for the 80. Got to rush to get it ready for the trip to Amado. The big 80 will be our mule for the trip. It will be loaded down and hauling a trailer. Can't have an "ExPodition" without an LC along as the support rig! A question for the gurus about gearing: What are the gear...

Ok. So this was an AMAZING sunrise, but I can't get this pic to come out well. I snapped a couple after the sun came up a little higher and lost all contrast. Anyone have any advice for saving this pic?

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This one is so tough. So many great pictures and some interesting stories being told by each photo.

You can go lower on sand then rocks. I wouldn't go below 10psi on sand... and 15 is usually a pretty good number. Rocks... keep it at or above 12psi so it doesn't twist off trying to side bite a boulder.