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A couple of videos that were posted on the NWOR thread over on EXPO. Not as big as the OX in Arizona, but then, probably won't have the weather to contend with either (who would have guessed that the event in AZ had to fight rain and snow, while the one in WA is concerned with heat :-))...

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We can only hope someday this will happen

Thats even better. Would be nice to see in the wild from a LONG SAFE distance Sent from my SCH-I925 using Wander The West mobile app

I did a search on Mission Santa Maria (looks like a great place to explore) and found these trip report threads on Tacomaworld. Looks like they had a nice adventure https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/off-road-baja-2010-santa-maria-mission-impossible-part-1.98609/...

Wow, hopefully he met his demise because of old age. That bear must be huge!

There's a series on the I-90 corridor between Seattle and Snoqualmie Pass. As this where I live and travel a lot of it daily, it's real interesting to see how the area was formed. The episode on the Columbia River gorge is a real good one too

https://www.youtube.com/user/hugefloods I'm pretty sure I got turned onto this series of videos here on WTW. I know there are many Geology minded people here and most just appreciate something interesting (and anything more intelligent that the Kardashians, yes that doesn't leave out much)...

Probably a good thing if you consider the average age of attendees at the 2 events

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1R4A2312 by John Russell, on Flickr 1R4A2278 by John Russell, on Flickr IMG_9060 by John Russell, on Flickr

Love Valley of the Gods 1R4A3021 by JR Bad Habit, on Flickr 1R4A2678 by JR Bad Habit, on Flickr 1R4A3015 by JR Bad Habit, on Flickr

I wonder if it would be possible to just change out the springs with a standard 2500? As was mentioned, the Power Wagon springs a probably lighter to deal with the articulation and it's attempt at being an oversized Jeep. I guess it also depends on axles and brakes, but if it is truly built on...

The women are all behind the scenes rolling their eyes and shaking their heads

The only concern with one of the older versions of any of the different software is whether they can read a newer RAW file. The Nikon or Canon software that came with the camera obviously would and I would bet they maintain updates so even if you started with an older version, it could be...

It was ! Not bad, less than 3 hours from driveway to camp fully set up. Saw less than 3 or 4 vehicles in the whole area the first 2 days. I think in a normal year this would have been a little early in the season for this area but with such a small snowpack, it was clear until we got up one...

A couple from this weekend, North Fork Teanaway River, WA 1R4A4802 by JR Bad Habit, on Flickr 1R4A4801 by JR Bad Habit, on Flickr

Not sure how much time you want to spend or how direct a route, but maybe take the opportunity to go up through the Olympic Peninsula. Between the incredible coast line and the heavy dense forests, a little different environment than you get elsewhere. Lake Ozette Triangle is a great hike...

Don't know about any petroglyphs between Bodie and Bridgeport but there is the Chemung Mine right on the Masonic Road just outside of Bridgeport. You will have to be careful with the kids though. Some pictures here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/jrbadhabit/sets/72157633429529272/ As you can...

I don't think they can buff that out. Was that a 1/2t Tacoma with a Grandby?

Taken from another Forum, mainly about trucks: "GAWR is static weight on the front or rear axle. GVWR is static weight on the entire truck. You can load the rear axle of the example truck to 6200 pounds, but if you did this and loaded the front axle to 5250 pounds you'd exceed the GVWR. Why...

When i picked up my Hallmark, they mentioned how one of the side windows is easy to remove so a Yeti or other large item could be put inside. Hadn't thought about door width for loading things until then. Yeti's are pretty wide, makes that door seem pretty skinny.

Will it fit in through the door?

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That's the slippery slope I started down. Got a camera and re-realized I liked it, hmmm, I need to go to more interesting places, a truck, a camper, now for the time to use them :)