I forgot to ask, at what elevation was the snow pack too deep to continue?
The GARMIN said 10,334ft or something like that.
Sorry... open mouth... insert foot! :doh:
No offense taken man!
It is hard to tell when you first meet him then you get the idea. He loves to wheel and camp so he hangs out with me.
Great videos thanks Skully , i take the condo remark back ))) And in yella's defense my drivers door squeaked and he oiled it
Well (2) came out good, (1) so so, and the other (3) were all over the place. Thanks Jim!
I got the software to transfer .gpx track lists and it was awesome I would look at the GPS and it showed every turn, waypoint
(obstacle, points of interest) elevation and how much time it had taken us. It even told me when the next full moon was going to happen! I love this GPS thing!
The squeaky thing.............if you ever ride with
Yella you will know why I was making fun of it. Take my squeak and X's that by four.
Ugh..... my head.......
I needed Dramamine before watching those vids...... :confused1
Friggin' hold the camera still fer cryin' out loud.
Glad you guys had fun regardless of snow pack issues! :thumbup:
Where were you
Yella you should have tagged along, sitting for an hour at the 3rd obstacle making fun of all the silly Jeeps trying that obstacle was annoying but humorous!
Marc was going to drive up the obstacle backwards and then back down again just to show them how it was suppose to be done, he should have but we were getting bored and wanted to get down off the hill.
Speaking of, I didn't see where you were guys mentioned it, but did anyone off the other
group get to the
Rock Garden and how was the three groups turning around at the top? :shocked:
Okay Marc where the frack is your pictures?
