Jeff MacE wrote:TWhatever, it's just nice to be legal in the parks, now!

+1

That actually looks quite funny

Anyone been wheelin lately? I try to get out every weekend if I can. Almost rolled last Sunday near the Bulldog Mine.

azpride wrote:You could always just download Firefox ;)

Yes. Even though you got your problem fixed, please download Firefox and use that. IE is a nightmare.

big_load wrote:

A badly placed slip is what I fear most on the trail.

Me too. Almost fell of the side of a mountain once. Straight down. Scared me to death.

Was it the Dacite mine? It's a shame the cave didn't fall in on them. Stupid people.

nonot wrote:Looks like he may have been in West Boulder Canyon somewhere, tough to tell though.

I was wondering where he was. Could be the West side of "East Boulder Canyon" near Freemont Saddle too.

U gotta stop by and see Knoll lake It's amazing.

Thanks Joe! Love this place.

So how are humans to blame? Are people waking them up when they are supposed to be hibernating or something?

TIP TOP MINE October 26-29, 1917 Author Unknown DISTRICT: Tip Top PROPERTIES: Tip Top Heath, Tip Top Consolidated. Carlisle & Ensign. LOCATION: 34 miles south of Turkey Creek R.R. (Cleator). Siding by wagon road of which several miles have been destroyed by cloud bursts. Now accessible by 12 mil...

Only been in once, 10 miles or so I guess, probably 1,000' elevation change. Been a short year so far.

Good to know! Thanks for the report.

Sure, but I'm not going to tell you where I found the Lost Dutchman's mine :lol: :sl: Speaking of the LDM, has anyone read Jesse Feldman's new book? I got a copy from him yesterday and haven't read it yet but the book looks really promising. Can't wait to get it read. Yeah, I look for Minerals some...

Thanks djui5. Nice drop in. Raw Deal right? Yeah, lower. That was the VJC "wheelin 101" class. I sure learned the capabilities of my Jeep that day. I forgot to put the thing in 4lo so I ran lower Raw Deal in 4hi. Wish I had it in 4lo. I'll be posting some pics from todays run to Butcher J...

Grasshopper wrote:
What I would like to see is a pic of you going back up that in your Jeep-Liberty..

I went out this way

That scary steering site great. My trail vehicle: 2003 Nissan Xterra w/ 5" of lift. Not a solid axle :( but it gets me to where I need to go with too much trouble. Pic: http://hikearizona.com/dex2/igallery/image.php?pic_id=3782 Nice!! Here is my "heep". It's done me really well. Sure...

Wow, O's camp is defending our right to carry concealed firearms!!! This could be a great thing for the future of gun ownership in this country!! I'm really surprised.

Posted on the Rogers Trought thread that I did this road last Sunday. Took 172 to 172a and over Montana Mountain. 172 to 172a was really nice. Not that bad at all. Water in the bottom of the large was but everything else looked good. There was a LOT of snow on Montana Mountain though. It was melting...

Just went over Montana Mountain again last Sunday. Road was the same as it was before. I broke something on my heep too and had to do a lot of it in 2wd :sl: There was quite a bit of water up there which was nice, and snow all over Montana Mountain. A guy in a stock new Wrangler 4dr followed me and ...