my Big trip report... no doubt

[xjblue]

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Left for Moab late Monday night, arrived oh about 1.00 am at the spot off of the Klondike Bluffs trail where this first shot was taken from . As per the adventure forum I simply "camped" in the back seat of the XJ.

Day one, official trail ride = Strike Ravine, lead by Handlebars. Big thanks to Alex for stepping up.
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The first obstacle, Big Ugly, was soaked from rain the previous evening, worse than last year. I was glad to have lockers front and rear, still managed to damage my only rockrash free door right above the rockrails no less. good times. This shows how steep it is.
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Jumpmaster josh gets er done on another steep climb
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Caption this photo!
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Like most trails around Moab, no lack of scenery on this one either.
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It started off challenging in the mud and turned out to be a beautiful day, great trail run.

Click below for the full album.
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Much more to follow, I'm not done with day one yet! plus four more days worth to cover... stay tuned!

[Handlebars]

I like your new camera Jared! Thanks for helping out on the trails and prerunning 3-D with me... it was a Loose Screws Tour keeping with this year's theme... less ambitious than ever!

Here's some photos... Strike Ravine, Tuesday.
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Prerunning 3-D... Bartlet Wash
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3-D, Wednesday. Ranger Rick in Hidden Canyon.
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Checking out the fossils at the Mill Canyon Dinosaur Trail.
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Thursday Maria and I slept in, then did the entire Poison Spider loop for the first time since 2001.
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Friday, Seven Mile Rim
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Uranium Arch
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Tusher Tunnel
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[djblade311]

nice pics!

[FELIX]

Caption this photo!
http://inlinethumb51.webshots.com/22642/2049006510043863621S600x600Q85.jpg (http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2049006510043863621WJMUWA)Much

lock tight does wonders for a front Drive Shaft :doh:

Rob

[xjblue]

Love the angle of your Uranium Arch shot Alex, It's a tough one, I don't have any decent attempts of it.

Thanks for the locktight lesson Rob!

I've got the rest of Tuesday and the Wednesday 3D trail runs uploaded, It's late so I'll post some more shots later.
http://community.webshots.com/album/560986866GSmJXH?vhost=community

[Jes]

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That is cool!

Really nice pictures!

[Handlebars]

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That is cool!

Really nice pictures!
That's Chunky Arch! :D


Love the angle of your Uranium Arch shot Alex, It's a tough one, I don't have any decent attempts of it.

I lug around a 0.7 wide angle adaptor just for those occasions! It is a PITA to install so I don't use it very often.

[xjblue]

After Strike Ravine as Handlebars stated, we pre ran the 3D trail

Here is the back at ya shot that goes with yours.
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Turned into a night run after the sun went down. Loose Screws Tour 07!
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After hanging around cabin 1 at slickrock then night # 2 in the back seat, was this scene driving back to town Wednesday morning.
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Day two and our official 3D run, Alex and I took turns at the lead.
Early scenery along the 3D trail, Courthouse Wash and Slickensides Arch.
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We stopped at the Dino fossil trail in Mill Canyon where Jonny discovered loose steering - par for the course at the 07 Fall fling! We then stopped at Tusher Tunnel, the overlook near there, and kicked up some sand crossing Bartlett Wash and driving in Hidden Canyon Wash. The 3D trail crosses all of these more popular washes on seldom traveled connectors, and thus earns a lot of appeal with me. We ate lunch near the upper reaches of Hidden Canyon where narrow fingers of the canyon end suddenly, some with short narrow slots, Alex with the canyoneering skills on the way back out.
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After lunch we helped a 2wd stricken Land Cruiser out of the sand of Hidden Canyon Wash by teaching the owner to air down his tires. Then ascended to the Rim, stopped at the first overlook by that chuncky arch, then worked our way around the more rugged part of the trail to the Bartlett Overlook with it's excellent views of most of the trail we had driven, the airport, and the upper Bartlett Wash valley. After that we dusted out baja style to Dubinky Well Road and Hwy 313. I enjoyed running 3D enough that twice in a row was cool. We took it easy and made all the stops wich made it run a bit long for some - like this paragraph, but we had a good group with us!
http://inlinethumb10.webshots.com/21961/2701637420043863621S600x600Q85.jpg (http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2701637420043863621lqZUbJ)

Stay tuned, still more shots to come. (green day, 0313's chat with authorities, 4 Arches trail, Hey Joe canyon, and Hells Revenge with more scenery in between.)

[johnnyc]

That guy with the stuck Landcruiser works at one of the local bike shops. I thought I had recognized him, but wasn't sure. Two days later, I went into the bike shop and asked him if that was him that got stuck in the sand.

He was very appreciative for the airing-down lesson. They were going to go around the long way to where they were going. That's why they were in front of us for a while. Then they decided to turn around and continue on their original course, along with their newfound knowledge.

Remember those guys said that they had only been stuck for 10 minutes? I suspect that it was longer than that. :)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v702/xjohnnyc/Moab/IMG_1199-1.jpg

[Handlebars]

I figured going from 50psi to 15 would be a big help. I didn't think that sand was very soft, I had been driving on it at 20psi & 2wd for most of the time.

[jmaxj]

nice pics jared, can't wait to see cody's chat with authority's

[IntrepidXJ]

great pictures........keep 'em coming :)

[xjblue]

That guy with the stuck Landcruiser works at one of the local bike shops. I thought I had recognized him, but wasn't sure. Two days later, I went into the bike shop and asked him if that was him that got stuck in the sand.

He was very appreciative for the airing-down lesson. They were going to go around the long way to where they were going. That's why they were in front of us for a while. Then they decided to turn around and continue on their original course, along with their newfound knowledge.

Remember those guys said that they had only been stuck for 10 minutes? I suspect that it was longer than that. :)

I didn't think it was only 10 minutes either, after all they had to "find" those logs and it looked like they were on the second attempt using them...

Cool story, It's a small world!

[xjblue]

After 3D, some of us decided to return via Long Canyon, I missed the turn off but we ended up at a great spot to have dinner, spot bobcats, and watch birds perform for us in a strong updraft.

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Finished just in time to capture the last fading light at the Long Canyon overlook
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And a blurry shot I like, descending the canyon.
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[Gravesdiggerxj]

great pics Jared!

[xjblue]

Day 3 of Fall Fling, Thursday.

I'm signed up to lead Porcupine Rim, nobody signs up...
I've got a free day, Bryon and Remi talk me into tagging along in area BFE
as they go back to the Green Day trail to even the score.
There are bypasses and the Britney Spears trail they tell me is easy. OK

Derek can't make the turn
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Bryon gets out
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Derek all smiles after making the turn:roll:
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Got some great shots, many more in my album. Just click a photo to get there.
After they decided to work on Santa's steering then leave the trail,
I took off to run a trail I've passed many times but never returned to explore,
The Four Arches Trail, It branches off of the Gemini Bridges trail.
As I start the Gemini Bridges shelf road near hwy 191 I run into Neal and Cody finishing the Golden Spike Trail run.
Cody and I chat about trails into arches when a white pickup comes up behind me.
We part and I keep a close eye in the rear view wondering whats up? was I speeding?:D , a few twists in the road later and he is gone!

http://inlinethumb57.webshots.com/22136/2856871500043863621S600x600Q85.jpg (http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2856871500043863621pvsvnG)

A close up!
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[Israel]

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Random lug nut check? :dunno:

[xjblue]

I made my way around and past Gemini Bridges, didn't stop there - been there done that -
a mile west is a signed spur to the South for Crips Hole and Four Arches Trail, that's what I always wanted to see.
Crips Hole is an upper extension of Bull Canyon.
Grassy and surrounded by red cliffs, at the fork in the wash stay right to get to the 4 Arches.
You see some ranch buldings further along in there, reminded me of the main building in Quigly Down Under.
Then the way is less maintained as you enter a very nice narrow high walled upper canyon.
The power lines to Dead Horse Point run through here but other than that it's a little hidden gem of a canyon.
The trail winds in and through the wash a bit then follows the lines on shelf roads with one more crossing accesed by steep climbs/descents.

Mosquito Arch.
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I noticed one more arch then drove the narrow powerline road to the end.
This shot is on the way out, It was a nerve racking close call getting around this rockfall.
I actually chipped a sharp corner of it off on the way in but it still made me flinch when my sidewall had wrapped itself around it.
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Now I need to go back and spend a day in there exploring, find the other two arches etc...

4 more pics of the canyon are in the album

[WayneXJ]

What did Cody get stopped for?

[Kejtar]

What did Cody get stopped for?
maybe they mistook him for you :D

[0313]

What did Cody get stopped for?

Registration.

[WayneXJ]

maybe they mistook him for you :D

:doh: :shhh:

[xjblue]

Between day two and day three I slept in the back of the XJ down by the railroad tracks near the start of 7mile rim and 3D trails.

Between day three and day four I went up a road I know about behind a campground a bit closer to town. It was very windy that night - not much sleep.

Day 4.

I signed up for Hey Joe Canyon. Something high on my to do list!

Leader, JmaxJ
followers, MoabXJeeper, Tim_MN, o2bgpn, 0313, and myself tail-gunning.

We get out there near the start and derek asks me where the Dubinky Well Road is as it had been a while for him, Oh you mean the one I'm driving past right now? No worries theres a connector from the Hellroaring Rim trail, just take that and then the first right. Then after a short bit of driving toward Hellroaring Canyon I radio to derek we should be seeing that right turn any moment, like the one I'm driving past right now! Our next turn around situation began to happen in this first snapshot, if you look close you can see our intended route continue straight on the other side of the slickrock, Derek wisely showed us some cool seldom used camping sights across that drainage well to the right. : ) It actually was a cool seldom used little two track of a detour after all. We did one more turn around as I ended up in front and was unaware the "shortcut" removed Dubinky Well Road from our plans and therefore should have gone left on Spring Canyon Bottom road instead of Right. Almost as many turn arounds as the 2006 Fall Fling Strike Ravine run.
http://inlinethumb31.webshots.com/22750/2177603850043863621S600x600Q85.jpg (http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2177603850043863621JjVqOo)
My album is getting quite large now, click on this first shot to browse the rest of the album from this point on. (in fact all the photos are in order and linked)

Starting along the shelf road, one of the most exciting shelf roads around Moab
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I stayed back to get shots of the group through the big hole in the road, this is looking almost straight down.
http://inlinethumb24.webshots.com/22359/2549817510043863621S600x600Q85.jpg (http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2549817510043863621rBHxgT)

This is what happens when your not paying attention on that road.
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the uh, not zoomed in view of the same
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Perfect day along the Green River
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[xjblue]

0313's brief wide axle grief, this snapshot doesn't give justice to how narrow it was or the drop off hidden by the tamerisk (vile weed)
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If fact speaking of vile weed, a good bit of the trail, the view is like this through the windshield.
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There are also a few of these moments
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Lunch at the mine in Hey Joe Canyon was cool, the famous Hey Joe truck
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On the way out I stayed back to zoom in on everybody driving up the shelf road, 150mm zoom maxed out, you can just make out an arm waving.
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Another great trail run in the books! Thanks to jmaxj for leading!
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as always, more to see in the album.

[jmaxj]

some more great pics jared, and i agree that has got to be one of the coolest shelf roads in moab, and i didn't get lost just temporarily misplaced:D but it was a cool dugout

[kuligow]

awesome photography !!!! thanks for sharing !! :worship:

[xjblue]

A storm front blew through that night, all night long actually. In the wind we were treated to this show down before the chow down and the yippi I OOO down.

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That night I spent again in the back of the XJ not far from the spot two nights before. It was very windy all night and I didn't sleep great. Woke up to grey skies, crisp temeratures and light sporadic rain, almost just a mist.
Got to slickrock and folks were discussing what trail to do as the scheduled but leaderless Kane Creek run wasn't appealing with the iffy storm situation. My two cents was for Hells Revenge rather than Poison Spider or Moab Rim for personal reasons, others preferred Hells as well so a consensus was made, Thom was signed up to lead it so we got going.


We played Leapfrog with a decent sized Land Rover group, other than that it wasn't too busy of a Saturday on the Hells Revenge trail.
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Tim at the overlook
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Descending the Gate was a wheel locking slip n slide
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Jeff made it very interesting with his new rig finding out just how slippery it was.
http://inlinethumb52.webshots.com/25715/2154889370043863621S600x600Q85.jpg (http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2154889370043863621ltmlik)

After that bit of fun I locked in the rear, third time up, but first w/ lockers. Anyone get any decent shots?

Isreal made his goal reality
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Dennis lifted a tire
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Thom's rig just looks good
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[xjblue]

Thom going ballistic into the sun wich came out to stay.
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We went through the Car Wash.
http://inlinethumb59.webshots.com/22842/2135745260043863621S600x600Q85.jpg (http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2135745260043863621FRYSjo)

I played in Mickies Hot Tub for the first time! (thanks to Isreal for getting these shots w/ my camera)
http://inlinethumb38.webshots.com/11877/2484324850043863621S600x600Q85.jpg (http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2484324850043863621VgrCbv)

And I got shots of everybody (in album) driving up Tipover Challenge wich was much easier than last spring when sand was stuck all over it. XJEEPER here.
http://inlinethumb08.webshots.com/24711/2982351580043863621S600x600Q85.jpg (http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2982351580043863621SHkuiE)
It was a great trail to wrap up a fun week in Moab.

Two things became appearant on that trail run. My brakes needed immediate attention, and my waterpump was suddenly on it's last leg.
After the trail ride I hit the autoparts store then went to the Lion's Park lower parking lot.
Changed my pads and rotors down by the river in the warm afternoon sun.

That night I drove out to Hurrah Pass, and finding conditions favorable, slept out under the stars next to my XJ.
literally fell asleep while counting shooting stars. Best nights sleep of the trip by far.

Crescent moon under the morning star - this is what I woke up to.
http://inlinethumb32.webshots.com/25695/2619672660043863621S600x600Q85.jpg (http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2619672660043863621GqGDJJ)

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Met up with Jeff at City Market that morning and we convoyed home.

Thanks for all the comments. Glad you enjoy the photos! I always enjoy taking and sharing them.
Full album link http://thumb1.webshots.net/t/60/460/8/8/14/2290808140043863621LnGFKP_th.jpg (http://outdoors.webshots.com/album/560986866GSmJXH)
Full slideshow link http://outdoors.webshots.com/slideshow/560986866GSmJXH
as before, click posted images to link directly,
from the image in album select full size in upper right corner for 800x600 and clearer resolution.
PM me if you want any higher resolutions.

I hope this report inspires some future Fall Fling participation.
Fall Fling 2007 is in the books. Hope to see you all in 2008!

[tcharon]

Thanks a mill for those pics, I put 2 into my screensaver. Awesome. Can't wait till next year and more of it! Thom

[Israel]

Anyone get any decent shots?

Courtesy of the little lady:

http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h237/TsiTalons_photos/Fall%20Fling%202007/DSCN0129.jpg
http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h237/TsiTalons_photos/Fall%20Fling%202007/DSCN0134.jpg
http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h237/TsiTalons_photos/Fall%20Fling%202007/DSCN0140.jpg

The rest are here http://s65.photobucket.com/albums/h237/TsiTalons_photos/Fall%20Fling%202007/

[XJEEPER]

Great shots, Jared. Thanks for sharing. I have some more of you, stay tuned.........

[jmaxj]

jared, did you make it out of mickey's on your own or get strapped?

[IntrepidXJ]

thanks for sharing, jared :)

[xjblue]

jared, did you make it out of mickey's on your own or get strapped?

Gave it about eight or so good attempts, then took a strap (would like a pic of that too), almost felt like I had it once or twice but.....there's always next time.
We figured a little more lift and/or less weight in the back(ie all my camping stuff, tools, cooler [wich I should have drained first:doh:] etc).

[jmaxj]

Gave it about eight or so good attempts, then took a strap (would like a pic of that too), almost felt like I had it once or twice but.....there's always next time.
We figured a little more lift and/or less weight in the back(ie all my camping stuff, tools, cooler [wich I should have drained first:doh:] etc).
yeah usually you start right and when the front gets on top top you go left and sometimes pull out

[Handlebars]

I really enjoyed your slideshow, Jared. This is one of the best photos I have seen in a long time!

http://inlinethumb42.webshots.com/23785/2346451110043863621S600x600Q85.jpg (http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2346451110043863621lgFUkm)