Some D-SLR cameras now have an available WLAN link for uploading pictures over a network, but that's all I know of. It would take a huge amount of bandwidth anyway, my 7.1Mp pictures usually average about 2Mb each, and some approach 4Mb in JPG format.

 

Sounds like you guys ended up having a great run. Wish I coulda stuck around a little longer. Question, is that Blazer the one with the For Sale sign on it? I think it was tan or gold? I passed one on my way out, just curious if it's the same one?

 

No, it was a different Blazer. This one was blue. I'm thinking he didn't show up until after you had left. He came with the other Mike... the guy with the tube doors on the Taco.

 

Triumph!!! I found a way to easily upload a lot of pictures to Photobucket at once, so now they're all online. There are 163 Photos total, enjoy!

Photobucket Album

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Brian,

Great camera work!!! Thanks for all the pics. My wife's first question was," Why do you do that to your truck?" I can't wait to show the boys at work tomorrow... they understand!!!

 

Great pics Brian...thanks!

 

Damn it I missed it, man I live less than 10 mins away from Rio Puerco (Unser and Northern area). Ah well I'm still waiting for an output flange to fit my driveshaft. I should have it sometime this week and fix up a few small items and my rig will be ready to see the trails. Oh I heard there is a big TTORA meet and great this comming weekend too, though I believe they are going to farmington.
Anyway I can't wait to join in on the next run you guys do.
Andy