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Speaking of the summit, Bill - did you make it up there? We saw your Pathfinder parked at the TH when we got back, but we never passed you on the trail.

Here are some panorama pics. The first shows the summit of Mt. Elbert (highest point in Colorado at 14,433 ft., 2nd highest point in lower 48) on the left side of the pic. The second is the view looking westward from the summit.

:victory: Scott, those came out great! :victory:

Thanks very much for the heads-up Mark. Thursday, July 20 - Prescott (Prescott National Forest), Yavapai County Board of Supervisors Office, 1015 Fair St. 6-9 p.m. I'll have to haul my druid ass over there ;) BTW, I DO have a photo of crawler976 hugging a tree :p

Hello Pasquale and Kristina! :wavey: I finally got to read Kristina's blog. And Pasquale, you're next. I am so happy for you two. Kristina's thoughts and images really have me dreaming of a trip of our own. I am very much looking forward to reading the Dudes version too. But it will have to...

You are most definitely welcome! It's so neat that you two just happened to be camped near the group on Friday night, and we met up. That was great. It was a pleasure to meet you both (and Jake too :D ). I hope to see you guys again. Congrats on the Oleg hardware. It looks fantastic. As a...

Nice pics! That owl shot is waaaay too cool :bowdown: You are a lucky d00d to have experienced that. Regarding the "border crosser", I wonder why I haven't seen that hat?! It looks very similar to a tan one that I know well. Hey GT, I'm really glad you made it up to CO after NM. It was fun...

More pics... (by the way, you guys are posting up some great stuff! Keep it coming!)

Wow This was a spectacular trip for me. Thanks so much to everyone. I met a lot of new friends on this one. I made my way into Colorado via the southwest corner, and a visit to Mesa Verde cliff dwellings. From there, I went up through Durango, Silverton and Ouray. That is a spectacular route. I...

I will try to remember to turn mine on - 146.460 Glad you plan to make it Chuck!!! :luxhello: Well, I am owta here. Hopefully I can reach Scott Brady via cell phone on Friday. We'll be driving all the way from the southwest, so probably hook up with you somewhere around Montezuma I guess...

Nice! Yea, the plan is to camp there tomorrow night with durango_60 and pskhaat's brother. :camping: Great pics. Huge bummer on the Land Rover. ouch.

I'm headed out today. Since no one has spoken up on this, I will assume that everyone will be taking care of their own meals.

Thank you for pre-running :bowdown:

********! Touche' !

Damned if you do, and damned if you don't. I say just go with whatever you like the best for whatever reason. Chances are the shock will get toasted before the shock boot controversy ever has a chance to play out.

Oh yea, WHERE are those bikinis you were mentioning Mark? :)

I moved the thread for you guys - and it is not locked. I SECOND THAT!! (and Brooke too). Damn, these are great! That shot of dad climbing that wall is just awesome... with Weaver's on the horizon, damn. Sweet pic! :jumping: I wish that I could have made this one.

You can see info and pics of Glacier and Mosquito on Darren's most-excellent website HERE

GT, glad to hear you made it to CO! I have no idea about the trails, other than I know that Glacier Ridge has "SOB Hill" which you won't want to take the dodge on. Mosquito pass will probably be fine, but you better verify with the local guys here. I will have an open seat, but no place for...

Yep, I have had similar issues with my ARB in the front diff (IFS diff) on a few occassions. And I think Scott has too - and others. Basically, you are correct, if you fill right up to the fill opening, it will over-pressurize when it gets hot and you use the locker. Except, I have also had an...