You're welcome...thank you for hosting them Mark!

The orb seems to be following Kevin wherever he goes.

In case anyone is having a flashback to '94....I apologize for the screwy date in the corner of the pictures. Somehow my camera got bumped and that happened, sorry! :pat:

 

i like how we're all pretending like mark is saying something important. hahahaha



AAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH white orb!!!!!
but at least they're not attacking my 4Runner anymore....




one word caption for this one......

Classic

 

Reminds of me "Cops" when they find people having "relations" in the bushes...

Great pictures Shannon!

S0...... when are we going out again?

 

!!!

 

"In the 2004 YotaTech remake of the classic 1972 redneck movie "Deliverance", Ben played the well remembered character of "Bobby Trippe". Ben's delivery was adequate while delivering lines such as "I had my first wet dream in a sleepin' bag.", straight out of the original movie, but he didn't really hit his stride until this fateful line was delivered; "I'm gonna make you squeal like a pig. Weeeeeeee.", signaling the beginning of the climactic action sequence for the "Bobby" character.

 

Today's jaunt out to Mt. Gardner claimed yet another tire, mine.

Pics to come later today...

Jim

 

The three intrepid explorers...

 

Don't ask me what Jim is doing to that rock. I think he took "getting his rocks off" a little too literally...

 

Finally, another victim of the Mt. Gardner rocks, not including the Bronco with a flat tire that held us up for about 30 minutes on the way back down...

 

King....Of....The....World..., I....Am....

 

Ok, now for my pics...

The gash...it looks like someone slashed my tires...


Yup, I can fit 4 fingers in this gash...count 'em!

 

Side note: The tire that blew today is actually a new-ish tire. I still have 2 of the original mud terrain tires that the infamous Chrisco sold me about 2-3 years ago (those are the two front ones).

More pics...
Ok, here's my new look...do you like?


Closeup of "the spare", note the prominent name placement...courtesy of Les Schwab.

 

The rest of the pics were taken at our first long stop, at roughly 3500ft. We ran out of road, so we worked our way back down and explored a few spurs after this...(yes, this is completely bass-ackwards in terms of the time-line)

Here's "action" Jackson...looking for a nice stick to chomp on...


And here's one of the views, we did hit a very decent flat area (although not the summit of that particular hill).

 

Alright, my 2 final pics. I really need to use the camera more often, this digital film is cheap enough..


and, probably the best view pic (my current desktop wallpaper)...
PM me if you want the full-rez version

 

You forgot to mention that mine only took less than 5 min. to change. I'd like to thank my pit-crew - Dave, Greg, and David...for their prompt service.

 

I've had lots of practice on the tire changing thing. Fun day, incredible weather, a day well spent in the mountains.