Regcabguy
Oil eater.
Every time we go down to the windmills they're hardly moving. McCain's Valley and Acorn are another thing.
Lets see some full size pictures...
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HUMMER/Expeditions
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Wrong type of poppies ?
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Littlehouse
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I wish my huskies were as good as yours... A split second off the leash and they'd be giving me the finger and running for the hills.
HUMMER/Expeditions
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From the time I got them at 8 weeks old, I have trained them to be off leash and free but they must know to obey commands.
That wolf character is in there DNA ??♂️?
That wolf character is in there DNA ??♂️?
mastersparkey
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2020 ram powerwagon
mastersparkey
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Wrek
I’m lost
Just finished an 11-day trip with my wife and 2 kids that started on the Olympic Peninsula in WA state and passed through parts of Oregon, California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, and skirted the border of New Mexico and Colorado. The wife and kids convinced me to adopt a dog in Monument Valley (to add to the 3 at home
). Here’s a few pictures.
The Grand Canyon
Monument Valley
The parking lot at the Four Corners monument.
Shafer Trail in Canyonlands National Park
Arches National Park (peek-a-boo view of Delicate Arch in the background)
Bonneville Salt Flats. The sign said not to drive on them if they are wet and there were some puddles. Other people ignored the signs, I was not one of them. We walked instead.
). Here’s a few pictures.The Grand Canyon
Monument Valley
The parking lot at the Four Corners monument.
Shafer Trail in Canyonlands National Park
Arches National Park (peek-a-boo view of Delicate Arch in the background)
Bonneville Salt Flats. The sign said not to drive on them if they are wet and there were some puddles. Other people ignored the signs, I was not one of them. We walked instead.
Boatmonkey
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Great looking dog. Looks pretty happy up there.Just finished an 11-day trip with my wife and 2 kids that started on the Olympic Peninsula in WA state and passed through parts of Oregon, California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, and skirted the border of New Mexico and Colorado. The wife and kids convinced me to adopt a dog in Monument Valley (to add to the 3 at home
The Grand Canyon
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Monument Valley
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The parking lot at the Four Corners monument.
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Shafer Trail in Canyonlands National Park
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Arches National Park (peek-a-boo view of Delicate Arch in the background)
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Bonneville Salt Flats. The sign said not to drive on them if they are wet and there were some puddles. Other people ignored the signs, I was not one of them. We walked instead.
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Wrek
I’m lost
Just finished an 11-day trip with my wife and 2 kids that started on the Olympic Peninsula in WA state and passed through parts of Oregon, California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, and skirted the border of New Mexico and Colorado. The wife and kids convinced me to adopt a dog in Monument Valley (to add to the 3 at home
Can't beat family road trips to great places! Good for the kiddos to "see the land". We'll done. And some great shots! Thanks for sharing!
Regcabguy
Oil eater.
There's times when I'd like to get into a 1/2 ton. Beautiful shots bud.Just finished an 11-day trip with my wife and 2 kids that started on the Olympic Peninsula in WA state and passed through parts of Oregon, California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, and skirted the border of New Mexico and Colorado. The wife and kids convinced me to adopt a dog in Monument Valley (to add to the 3 at home
The Grand Canyon
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Monument Valley
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The parking lot at the Four Corners monument.
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Shafer Trail in Canyonlands National Park
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Arches National Park (peek-a-boo view of Delicate Arch in the background)
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Bonneville Salt Flats. The sign said not to drive on them if they are wet and there were some puddles. Other people ignored the signs, I was not one of them. We walked instead.
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Wrek
I’m lost
Agreed! And thank you! After this trip they’ve been on trips through Washington, Oregon, California, Idaho, Utah, Arizona, Nevada, Wyoming, Montana, North Dakota, and South Dakota seeing National and state parks and monuments along the way. We previously did the trips in my wife’s 5th gen 4Runner.
Thanks! The 1/2 ton works well for what we need. I couldn’t justify the price tag of an HD pickup when I won’t ever tow or haul anything large enough to need it.
Quick question, how is the roof holding up? Reason why I ask is because I am planning on installing Front runner rack platform above the cab, and wondering if I should place the 37" or 40" spare on the roof of the cab.
Concerned if it will be too heavy for dynamic weight.
