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The KOA was okay. It was like every other KOA I've been too. I got crowded over the weekends but cleared out during the week. We stayed in a Kabin since we knew it would rain everyday, and it was clean and in a nice location under the trees. If you've never been to a KOA I'm not sure how to...

We got back Saturday night from a week at Ouray. What a wonderful trip! Click on this picture if you wish to link to our picture thread and my trip report: Enjoy! d :chef:

Hey, sorry I didn't answer - I forgot I put this link over here. Yes, the link to the trip report is hidden in the 1st photo. d

Hey Mike! How's it going? Yes, I was glad I thought up this quick trip to cooler climes - it is HOT down here! We're headed to Ouray next week as you might know, and I'm pretty excited about breaking out the long pants. Hi! Yes we saw you too. Neat little car you've got there btw! d :)

Dog days of summer and not a lot going on except waiting on parts and some wheel well sealing. The latest installment begins with post #81, click the picture to link: Stay Cool, d :chef:

We took a relaxing trip to our local Four Peaks in the Mazatzal Mountains for the July 4th weekend. It was a quick cool getaway - just what some of us needed! Click the 1st Pic to link to the trip report & pictures. I hope everyone had a wonderful Independence Day! Enjoy, diane :elkgrin:

While we were camping on the rim this weekend we did a hike to an abandoned Train Tunnel. Here's the trip report and pictures: It was a great day weather-wise for an adventure! d

Thanks for the write-up Lance. Very informative and helps raise awareness. We've been looking into some sort of wilderness survival training - good tips on which ones are out there. Thanks again! Diane

Very nice write up and pics! We've only been to the Maze so far, really looking forward to visiting the Needles and Island in the Sky districts soon. We've got plans to go back to the Maze in Oct. this year to visit The Dollhouse since it was unavailable last time. Thanks for sharing - looks...

We went to Tucson for the long weekend and ran Chiva Falls, Chimney Rock and Charouleau Gap trails. Click the picture to go to our pictures and trip report: Enjoy! Diane :rolleyes:

That looks like it was a fun day! Nice pictures. d

Update: License Plate Relocated, Clifford Street Legal again. Click the pic to see the install at post # 75. Ciao! d

I updated my build thread with the mods George made to the swing-out tire carrier. Click the pic to see the latest, which begins at post # 73: :victory: d :rolleyes:

We updated the build thread last night - the project continues. Click the picture to see the latest, the updates begin on post #70. d

Hey Scott & Brenda, thanks for posting. That was a bad spot - also sorry you had to momentarily stop near the top of a hill. Glad there was enough room for everybody to pull over. Some of us on that trip are over here as well as the organizing site. Expo Portal is just a good all around...

We had a great trip over the weekend, camping at Turkey Creek Friday night, then taking The Rug Road over to Copper Creek for some exploring, and out to Mammoth Sunday afternoon. Click the 1st Picture to link to Pictures & Trip Report: It was a great adventure! Enjoy, d

Clifford takes Mama to work and GETS GROCERIES! Click this picture to see the latest installment of Clifford's build thread which is at post # 63: I am One Happy Muchacha Right Now! d :elkgrin:

Finished a long update of everything that's gotten done in the last few weeks. Click the picture to go to the write-up, the new stuff begins at post #55: Getting really close now! d

Nice issue! The video advertisements are awesome! I ended up sitting through all of a couple of them just because they captured my attention. Blah! d

Lots of progress on the Expedition Project Clifford. Updates begin at post #46. Click on the Pic! More very soon! d :)