YotatechTour '06 - Washington
05-29-2006, 04:56 PM
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YotatechTour '06 - Washington
Ok guys,
So I will be arriving in Auburn on Friday the 25th and will be available until Monday the 28th. I don't know how far everyone is but for those that are in the immediate area that wanted to come together for a preliminary meet and greet dinner on Friday that would be a good idea. If someone has a big back yard and BBQ we could do it at someone's house or if the group would rather meet at a restaurant that would be great too. It might be a good idea to have a backup restaurant just incase the weather is bad also. Then there is the question on where we should hit the trail? You guys know all the best places so post em up and we will all decide as a group where we end up. Let's hear it guys!
So I will be arriving in Auburn on Friday the 25th and will be available until Monday the 28th. I don't know how far everyone is but for those that are in the immediate area that wanted to come together for a preliminary meet and greet dinner on Friday that would be a good idea. If someone has a big back yard and BBQ we could do it at someone's house or if the group would rather meet at a restaurant that would be great too. It might be a good idea to have a backup restaurant just incase the weather is bad also. Then there is the question on where we should hit the trail? You guys know all the best places so post em up and we will all decide as a group where we end up. Let's hear it guys!
05-29-2006, 05:35 PM
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Which month?
Many eateries around here.
I only hope I have a rig by then.
Greenwater has an excellent loop trail we do off of forest service road 72.
At the top most part of it is a grand view of Mt. Rainier.
Here is an old trip showing some good pics.
http://pnw4runners.com/runs/91402/9142002.htm
http://pnw4runners.com/runs/92703/9272003.htm
Many eateries around here.
I only hope I have a rig by then.
Greenwater has an excellent loop trail we do off of forest service road 72.
At the top most part of it is a grand view of Mt. Rainier.
Here is an old trip showing some good pics.
http://pnw4runners.com/runs/91402/9142002.htm
http://pnw4runners.com/runs/92703/9272003.htm
06-05-2006, 12:46 PM
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I would be willing to guide you anywhere you would like to go.
Here is a small list of my favorite trails/areas....
Naches Pass Trail
676 and all the other trails in that area
Funny Rocks/Moon Rocks
Evan's Creek ORV
Rimrock Lake area
Take a look in my gallery for past runs to them.
Here is a small list of my favorite trails/areas....
Naches Pass Trail
676 and all the other trails in that area
Funny Rocks/Moon Rocks
Evan's Creek ORV
Rimrock Lake area
Take a look in my gallery for past runs to them.
06-05-2006, 02:35 PM
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Originally Posted by midiwall
Yay! Ben's here!
I'd vote Evan's Creek... Mud, trees, gorgeous views, decent challenges here & there...
Should make for great DVD material.
I'd vote Evan's Creek... Mud, trees, gorgeous views, decent challenges here & there...
Should make for great DVD material.
I doubt that will fill the 3 days..............
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06-06-2006, 01:48 PM
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Austin, I may not have my FJ still by August 25th.
I am getting fed a load of crap from my dealer about my order that I do not wanna go into right now.
Goin' hunting this weekend for another dealership to order one, and I may not have one until next September.
Heck, I might as well get an '08 model.
I am getting fed a load of crap from my dealer about my order that I do not wanna go into right now.
Goin' hunting this weekend for another dealership to order one, and I may not have one until next September.
Heck, I might as well get an '08 model.
06-10-2006, 02:57 PM
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Awesome,
Thanks Ben! As stated in the other threads, I think the best shooting schedule will be have one day be primarily for interviews and another day (or two) for shooting the trucks etc.
Corey,
Damn man, I'm sorry to hear that! I have a friend that just got her Civic SI 8 months after putting in her first order with the first dealership.
What is going on with dealerships and ordering cars these days? 
Thanks Ben! As stated in the other threads, I think the best shooting schedule will be have one day be primarily for interviews and another day (or two) for shooting the trucks etc.
Corey,
Damn man, I'm sorry to hear that! I have a friend that just got her Civic SI 8 months after putting in her first order with the first dealership.
What is going on with dealerships and ordering cars these days?
06-10-2006, 08:21 PM
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Originally Posted by turboale
Awesome,
Thanks Ben! As stated in the other threads, I think the best shooting schedule will be have one day be primarily for interviews and another day (or two) for shooting the trucks etc.
Thanks Ben! As stated in the other threads, I think the best shooting schedule will be have one day be primarily for interviews and another day (or two) for shooting the trucks etc.
Looks like Rob is interested?
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I will be able to pick you up in seattle as I will be spending a night there. Only problem is getting you back... 
If you have access to a car we could drive together though I won't be going over 80 b/c after 70 my mpgs go through the floor b/c the turbo has to stay spooled to keep this short-bus at speed 
If you need a place to stay I will have plenty of room in my SUV tent for you to crash but no promises on what you will be sleeping on so a sleeping pad would be a must...
If you have access to a car we could drive together though I won't be going over 80 b/c after 70 my mpgs go through the floor b/c the turbo has to stay spooled to keep this short-bus at speed If you need a place to stay I will have plenty of room in my SUV tent for you to crash but no promises on what you will be sleeping on so a sleeping pad would be a must...
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