Land Cruiser Photos
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ERG80
Observer
Nice looking Cruisers.
After a recent trail ride....stock, 2.5" OME and 4" Slee.....great day had by all.
LexusAllTerrain
Expedition Leader
Hello again, I met you guys at the expo, I remember you having the cleanest 80 at the Expo.:wings:
Nice pictures at Baja, do you still do solo trips to Baja, I am addicted to Baja however i do not go there anymore!
car-car
Observer
Any damage getting through "the Squeeze"?
Not at all. My spotter stacked a rock or two to keep me from getting sideways to driver so I didn't lose my rear window, though.
meafordmike
Adventurer
1990 HDJ81, Still stock for a while.
Cabrito
I come in Peace
Nice shot there Doug!
Member since 2009 and this is your first post? Great first post.
Welcome to the portal!
doug720
Expedition Leader
Thanks for the welcome. I don't get to this board very often...I guess that explains the lack of posts. But, I'm planning to start making some posts.
As for photo location, this area must be accessed from private property with locked gates, though the pictures are of and taken on public lands. The general area is in Douglas County about 1.5 hours Northeast of Bridgeport.
Here is another shot of where we had came down from. Look for the small road (line across middle left) of the picture. The road is quite narrow in a few places and very rocky. There are quite a few old mines up at the top and a stamp mill near the bottom. Unfortunately, there was a huge avalanche/rock slide in the winter/spring of 2009 which has made the last 2 miles of the road impassable. I seriously doubt the road will ever be reopened due to the remoteness of the location. I have never met anyone on the trail and from the tracks and road condition, not more than a handful of people visit this mountain each year.
Doug
As for photo location, this area must be accessed from private property with locked gates, though the pictures are of and taken on public lands. The general area is in Douglas County about 1.5 hours Northeast of Bridgeport.
Here is another shot of where we had came down from. Look for the small road (line across middle left) of the picture. The road is quite narrow in a few places and very rocky. There are quite a few old mines up at the top and a stamp mill near the bottom. Unfortunately, there was a huge avalanche/rock slide in the winter/spring of 2009 which has made the last 2 miles of the road impassable. I seriously doubt the road will ever be reopened due to the remoteness of the location. I have never met anyone on the trail and from the tracks and road condition, not more than a handful of people visit this mountain each year.
Doug
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