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Great shots Andy...I don't think I will ever have the eye many of you guys do. The trip was a blast and I am already thinking of stuff I left out of my report... Everyone else that went please add your thoughts and your memories.

I updated my previous post with some new text and a bunch of pics... I am still sorting pics and will put up a gallery for those who were on the trip to get pics of their rigs (if you went please pm me for gallery info). It was a hoot and I can't wait for the next Overland Certified Alumni...

W.A.V.E. thoughts... With my only previous 4wd ownership consisting of the FJ Cruiser and a 70's Chevy Blazer in High School I have to say that I LOVE driving a Sportmobile. I went into the WAVE project knowing it was what Disabled Explorers NEEDED but might not be what I would like on a...

Trip thoughts.... Overall the trip was a huge success in my mind. Traveling with fellow Overland Certified folks meant little concern over who might have enough food, water or not know their fuel range. Everyone did a great job of working out our different travel styles and what few...

Friday- Finding breakfast...home is calling and a half day for the rest of the family makes for a fun lunchtime reunion. J & I awoke with little desire to cook breakfast within hours of home so we packed up and went looking in the town of Welton for breakfast. However our economy has ravaged...

Thursday- Beach sunrise...surf fishing...the hunt for breakfast...getting beat up on a terrible dirt road...the new superhighway....paying at the bank...lunch on the malecon...the time to decide....border-bound and border-stuck...camping on the Devils Hiway... You have to have a seriously bent...

Wednesday- Summiting the hill just after sunrise...pictographs let you make up your own story..divide & roll on...trail repair deja vu...on asphalt divides us into 3 groups...a voice on the air & a great lunch meetup...onyx mine ruins & cemetary...Coco and his Corner...night romp to beach camp...

I can only imagine the clutch took a beating the way that buzzing bike was beating the trail dashing from rig to rig, tail sweep to trail leader. Jeremy was riding the snot out of that bike. Oh and Brian your stormtropper body armor was pretty trick out on the trail :) Glad to hear you guys...

Tuesday- Beach Camp...dirt routes..diving pelicans..surfacing dolphins...and a secret canyon full of cool pictographs. This was a day of finding out just how valuable ham radio can be. We were able to spread out for dust, keep in contact and advise about fast moving oncoming traffic. Route...

Monday- Melling Ranch to El Rosario beach camp.... Mama Espanoza's Lobster Burrito Day! or The Great Locked Gate Adventure! We ended up in 2 groups, those who wanted to see Missions and get to beach camp.. and those who wanted to try an unknown route by dirt out of Melling Ranch. I was part of...

I am at work so pics will have to wait 24hrs or so but I thought I would start a thread for everyone who was on this adventure to post pics, tell stories and share expereinces.... I am not sure who is willing to admit they were present in case sick calls were used to get out of town :) So I am...

Went to the first and second of these...woundn't dare miss the third :)

I got his info to see if there is anything my guys at Artifical Limb Specialist can do to help him out. He has an amazing story of his life, lost the first leg in the late 80's/early 90's and then the second leg last year. Funny guy and well worth a stop if you are romping around Baja. Thanks...

Great topic and one that is on my mind every time I leave the house... I have 2 kits... An Adventure Medical Kit that I have added and taken away things from... An EMT Trauma bag I got from Scott Brady and then added and took things away from... But like Sun said it all depends on on who is...

The great thing abut this company is that the idea was born out of a desire to help a fellow offroader they know. This gentleman is getting on in years and having trouble getting in his rig. What I was impressed with was their desire to work on something the size of the WAVE. The Sportmobile...

I never said pillowtracks were the only solution to any problem....any person of reasonable mind knows there are many solutions each having its merits. What I challenge you to do before you come back on me so strongly with a use I suggest is stop and reference "why" I am making this suggestion...

Funny how you can build a rig thinking of wheelchair users and then make it tough for amputees to get in :) The WAVE may be very wheelchair friendly but we noticed pretty quick that for amputees like me it is a bit of a jump to get inside. Luckily one of the reasons we attend events like the...

welcome and yeah we want pics :)

Look for a pm on the window shade as a backup for the WAVE