Tinkham Washington 05/11/04
#24

Keep in mind that the top of the cab is usually at about 6'8" when the truck is sitting on level ground, so that gives you an idea of how deep it dug in.
Mark, would you mind waxing my roof while you are there? It's usually pretty hard to reach.
#26
Amazing, those pictures of ROB stuck really speak for themselves.
Still cannot believe you managed to snapp your winch line, being synthetic, three times.
Once again, you guys really do great runs, and great threads.
Still cannot believe you managed to snapp your winch line, being synthetic, three times.
Once again, you guys really do great runs, and great threads.
#27
Originally Posted by KING
Still cannot believe you managed to snapp your winch line, being synthetic, three times.
I will spooling it on tonight.
#29
Originally Posted by WATRD
They do wear out and that one had a pretty good life. I got a couple of years out of it, so I am not unhappy. My new Amsteel Blue winch line is sitting here in my office as I type
I will spooling it on tonight.
I will spooling it on tonight.
Originally Posted by KevyWevy
hahahahahahahahaha ok guys!!!! im switching with my friend from tuesday nights to monday nights!!!!! so i'll probably be able to make most the runs from now on!
Here's a few pics off my video camera, hopefully I'll be able to cap some footage tomorrow.
Another angle of Rob stuck, thanks for not ducking Mike.
Not sure what Mark was doing here...
Rob's not-quite-so-big-rock.
Next time we'll have to hit this spot again (before it's pitch black!) and try the BIG rock that's about 20' away.
#30
Originally Posted by WATRD
As far as stucks go, honorable mention goes to Smegal for taking "the more difficult line" and executing the first stuck of the night.
"This was gonna be so ****ing simple! ..... God damnit Smeagle!"
#32
Originally Posted by Shane
Damn, that was fast! 


And...
"I'm sorry Senator, but I have no recollection on just what may or may not have been happening at the time that those pictures were taken. In fact, I propose that those pictures are doctored with the intent of creating a situation where ridicule may be wrought with distress and dispare towards the plight of the African swallow even though that we know they only turn blue in Philidelphia once it stops raining as the flowers bloom in Atlanta."
And that will be my final statement on how much of a dorky goofball I can be at times.
(until other pictures surface that I need to defend myself against - gawd, I hope those don't show up!)
#34
Originally Posted by midiwall
"I'm sorry Senator, but I have no recollection on just what may or may not have been happening at the time that those pictures were taken. In fact, I propose that those pictures are doctored with the intent of creating a situation where ridicule may be wrought with distress and dispare towards the plight of the African swallow even though that we know they only turn blue in Philidelphia once it stops raining as the flowers bloom in Atlanta."
#35
Originally Posted by WATRD
Dateline: Tinkham Road 05/11/04
As far as stucks go, honorable mention goes to Smegal for taking "the more difficult line" and executing the first stuck of the night.
As far as stucks go, honorable mention goes to Smegal for taking "the more difficult line" and executing the first stuck of the night.
#38
Originally Posted by BigBadBlue
WoW looks like you guysNgals had a sweet time up there on Tinkham. Wish we still had snow over here in Central Wa.. I cannot belive Robs truck was dug in so deep. Nuts. Take care. Ben

Jim
#39
Finally!
More pics!
http://www.midiwall.com/4Runner/dirt...1_Tinkham.html
Thanks to Shannon for the 2nd batch!
As usual, I have HiRez versions of them all. Lemme know what you'd like to have!
More pics!
http://www.midiwall.com/4Runner/dirt...1_Tinkham.html
Thanks to Shannon for the 2nd batch!
As usual, I have HiRez versions of them all. Lemme know what you'd like to have!


