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All mine have been on the highway. Jeeps and other vehicles the rocks do not discriminate.

The guy that showed up that day did not have the glass with him. He wanted to look at it to make sure the other guy brought the correct windshield.

Safelite in Las Vegas refused to do the windshield on my van. The guy that came out said I would have to remove the lift before they could work on it for liability reasons. An independent shop in Green Valley Arizona had no problem doing it.

It was nice visiting with everyone.

I ended up getting here early.

The bad news I am not going to Idaho to pick up a Gladiator tomorrow. The good news I should be back down in time for this gathering.

Took the van out to blow the dust off today.

I hope I am still in the remember group. I should be able to make this one. The only thing that might get in the way is if I go to Idaho to see Kent to pick up a Gladiator. I'm hoping he calls on Monday with good news.

Took a Quick break today on my way back to Las Vegas from Alamo. The upper lake at Pahranagat Valley Wildlife Refuge.

I have been around all three and owned Sony and Multiple Cannon they all did the job they were built for.

I probably should have said the last batch for us in Guatemala.

No just running out of time. We leave for Guatemala City Friday and will be back in Las Vegas Nevada in just over a week. Then back to Baja in February.

Chicken soup started this morning. This will probably be the last batch of chicken soup in Guatemala this year.

Hopefully it takes a break when I get back on the 18 the.

New Years 2023 Panajachel Guatemala.

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I did realize why you were asking before. Adam nailed it. There is a giant speed bump they are going over at the point where I was recording.

Now many of the chicken busses around here have a tail down nose up stance even before they get loaded. I have not had a good look at any of the suspensions. I am suspecting that they are putting lifting blocks in the front. The more customized the bus the more noticable the nose up is.

I have not noticed any vehicles with hydraulics or or bagged.