Ace Brown
Retired Ol’ Fart
The Wyoming Backcountry Discovery Route was pretty darn tough. I have done all or significant parts of the BDRs for NM, CO, MT and ID. None were as hard as WY. The week before we arrived there was a week long Jeepers Jamboree. Maybe it was wet and they damaged the trails. Maybe its all the Razor types or just lots of people doing the BDR when wet. Whatever the reason the trails were pretty rough up north but better in the south. Some sections up north were just as rough in the regular sections as they were in the expert sections.
Home August 23 and extremely tired. Don’t think ill do another overlander. Gotten too old for the constant grind. Trying to keep an eye on Gaia on my iPhone and watch the road was tough. Ill be 80 this Friday so just too much for an old fart.
Dale real sorry you could not make it but ill be honest, your trailer would not have survived. The so called easy sections had stretches that equalled the expert stuff. We only did one hard section up north and skipped the others. Sorry to hear about your sister.
Tom also sorry you could not continue. I was glad i was not pulling my old lightweight trailer. Despite lots of reports to the contrary this BDR was harder than any I’ve done before.
Sorry Debbie had to drop out too with undiagnosed engine trouble.
Chuck and Anne joined us for four days towards the end.
I left the remaining members Curt, Gary and Ken at Baggs. They were going to stick around and do the Red Desert Loop.
More report later and photos too i hope.
Ace
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Home August 23 and extremely tired. Don’t think ill do another overlander. Gotten too old for the constant grind. Trying to keep an eye on Gaia on my iPhone and watch the road was tough. Ill be 80 this Friday so just too much for an old fart.
Dale real sorry you could not make it but ill be honest, your trailer would not have survived. The so called easy sections had stretches that equalled the expert stuff. We only did one hard section up north and skipped the others. Sorry to hear about your sister.
Tom also sorry you could not continue. I was glad i was not pulling my old lightweight trailer. Despite lots of reports to the contrary this BDR was harder than any I’ve done before.
Sorry Debbie had to drop out too with undiagnosed engine trouble.
Chuck and Anne joined us for four days towards the end.
I left the remaining members Curt, Gary and Ken at Baggs. They were going to stick around and do the Red Desert Loop.
More report later and photos too i hope.
Ace
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