Wash. State / Tahuya Nov. 17th

LA&RA · 11-10-2007, 06:58 PM

Just wanted to remind people coming from the east side of Narrows Bridge. It cost $3.00 to come back over the Bridge and what I hear if you don't pay there's a camera that'll take a picture of your vehicle and then they'll send you a $54 dollar ticket

. But it's free going over to Tahuya.

This run is posted in other forums and has a good response, hope a few of you on here will also be coming. here is the post:

*Hello-

Looking to do an easy run down to Tahuya on Nov. 17th all level of wheelers are invited. This run is great for first time wheelers. So if you haven't been on a run before this is a great place start. But, I must warn people who haven't been to Tahuya it is easy during the summer, but winter time when it fills up with water there are some real deep spots, great place for the deep water holes and mud, but overall easy. There are by-passes, which means there is an easy way in and out if need be. If you run Manastash, Reiters, Elbe, Evans, etc. and never been to Tahuya, just a warning the level there is far less, this is a place to play in the mud and water. This run will be great for people on this site to meet and find out what other peoples levels are for future runs. If you need more info. I'll post it later or you can PM me. Thinking of meet at the Safeway in belfair @ 0800. If this group ends up to be big like in the past runs, we can break up into groups and have lunch at the big mud pit. Limited gear to have:

CB - Ch 4
Recovery gear
Tow Points front and rear
Traction tires
A 2" to 3" lift, just to get thru the water holes if not you can by-pass them.

LA&RA · 11-14-2007, 07:45 AM

REVISED TIME:

Let's meet at 0900 to 0930 instead of 0800 @ the Belfiar Safeway?Gives people a little more time.

85TurboRunner · 11-15-2007, 03:40 AM

where is this in relation to vancouver WA?

LA&RA · 11-15-2007, 06:34 AM

On Yahoo Map it shows from Vancouver Washington (Starting on Main St.) to Tahuya Washington you are about 162.1 miles and 2hs 51mins away. Tahuya is northwest from where your at.

bruzryoda · 11-15-2007, 03:58 PM

damn, i miss the penensila. hated how everything was gated off though..
wished that i still live there in Bremerton. now that i have this little yota. here in Idaho there is not as many toys as in Wash. well, have fun dude.
wished i was there.. maybe try a drive down to So. centrol Idaho can take u on some cool senic trails rockie mountain style.......

11-10-2007, 06:58 PM	#2 (permalink)
LA&RA Registered User Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Pacific, Washington Posts: 52	Just wanted to remind people coming from the east side of Narrows Bridge. It cost $3.00 to come back over the Bridge and what I hear if you don't pay there's a camera that'll take a picture of your vehicle and then they'll send you a $54 dollar ticket . But it's free going over to Tahuya. This run is posted in other forums and has a good response, hope a few of you on here will also be coming. here is the post: Hello- Looking to do an easy run down to Tahuya on Nov. 17th all level of wheelers are invited. This run is great for first time wheelers. So if you haven't been on a run before this is a great place start. But, I must warn people who haven't been to Tahuya it is easy during the summer, but winter time when it fills up with water there are some real deep spots, great place for the deep water holes and mud, but overall easy. There are by-passes, which means there is an easy way in and out if need be. If you run Manastash, Reiters, Elbe, Evans, etc. and never been to Tahuya, just a warning the level there is far less, this is a place to play in the mud and water. This run will be great for people on this site to meet and find out what other peoples levels are for future runs. If you need more info. I'll post it later or you can PM me. Thinking of meet at the Safeway in belfair @ 0800. If this group ends up to be big like in the past runs, we can break up into groups and have lunch at the big mud pit. Limited gear to have: CB - Ch 4 Recovery gear Tow Points front and rear Traction tires A 2" to 3" lift, just to get thru the water holes if not you can by-pass them. Last edited by LA&RA; 11-10-2007 at 06:59 PM.*

11-14-2007, 07:45 AM	#3 (permalink)
LA&RA Registered User Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Pacific, Washington Posts: 52	Revised Time To Meet REVISED TIME: Let's meet at 0900 to 0930 instead of 0800 @ the Belfiar Safeway?Gives people a little more time.

11-15-2007, 03:40 AM	#4 (permalink)
85TurboRunner Registered User Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Vancouver WA Posts: 1,063	where is this in relation to vancouver WA? __________________ 1985 4runner 22re 5spd.

11-15-2007, 06:34 AM	#5 (permalink)
LA&RA Registered User Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Pacific, Washington Posts: 52	On Yahoo Map it shows from Vancouver Washington (Starting on Main St.) to Tahuya Washington you are about 162.1 miles and 2hs 51mins away. Tahuya is northwest from where your at. Last edited by LA&RA; 11-15-2007 at 06:35 AM.

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11-15-2007, 03:58 PM	#6 (permalink)
bruzryoda Registered User Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: So.central Idaho Posts: 124	damn, i miss the penensila. hated how everything was gated off though.. wished that i still live there in Bremerton. now that i have this little yota. here in Idaho there is not as many toys as in Wash. well, have fun dude. wished i was there.. maybe try a drive down to So. centrol Idaho can take u on some cool senic trails rockie mountain style.......

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