TrailHunter
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Awesome man! Jeep looks great.
Where did your Jeep take You this Week?
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Mike Pierson
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To the coastal mountains of northern commiefornia on the shake-down of the new off road trailer.
Jsouder53
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That’s awesome! I do miss the keys every now and then.
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Seahawkfan
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Went up and checked out some of the damage from the Fairview Fire. I had driven down from Anza on this road the morning of the fire starting.
Seahawkfan
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Started new job that's up the hill from the house. About 17 miles. Only problem is the drive up from about 1000 feet elevation to more than 5000 in about 20 minutes in the Jeep. But then you get this going home. 
The 53 is to the bottom of the hill and the 26
is pulling into the driveway.
The 53 is to the bottom of the hill and the 26is pulling into the driveway.
Mike Pierson
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That sounds like a fun commute!Started new job that's up the hill from the house. About 17 miles. Only problem is the drive up from about 1000 feet elevation to more than 5000 in about 20 minutes in the Jeep. But then you get this going home.
is pulling into the driveway.
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Congrats on the new job!
TrailHunter
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Did you figure out that rear end noise?Started new job that's up the hill from the house. About 17 miles. Only problem is the drive up from about 1000 feet elevation to more than 5000 in about 20 minutes in the Jeep. But then you get this going home.
is pulling into the driveway.
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Seahawkfan
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It is a fun road to drive, even in the Jeep. Thank you, I appreciate that.That sounds like a fun commute!
GP NOIR
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Sand Hollow
Driving in the sand is unlike anything else. Sand is constantly changing. In just a few feet, it can go from firm to soft. Sand also changes with time. Firm sand just driven over can be soft an hour later. The trick is to get up enough speed to keep the tires on top of the sand. The hard part is accelerating up to that speed without bogging or digging in.
The KM3s worked better in the sand than I thought they would, but to be honest, Other than riding an ATC at the beach, I have very little experience in sand.
The trip was a lot of fun and I plan to return soon.
Driving in the sand is unlike anything else. Sand is constantly changing. In just a few feet, it can go from firm to soft. Sand also changes with time. Firm sand just driven over can be soft an hour later. The trick is to get up enough speed to keep the tires on top of the sand. The hard part is accelerating up to that speed without bogging or digging in.
The KM3s worked better in the sand than I thought they would, but to be honest, Other than riding an ATC at the beach, I have very little experience in sand.
The trip was a lot of fun and I plan to return soon.
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Bullwinckle
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Went leaf peeping the 395.
This last pic was pretty cool. It was raining in the background and put a rainbow on top of the mountain never seen that before then adding in the clouds made for an awesome pic.
This last pic was pretty cool. It was raining in the background and put a rainbow on top of the mountain never seen that before then adding in the clouds made for an awesome pic.
Wow!! Excellent shots my friend! Looks like a beautiful trip
Mike Pierson
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Awesome pics! That last two, wow. Also, interesting how the front side of that set on the right seem to be jutting straight upwards. Very cool.
Bullwinckle
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Thanks! It was awesome even with the snow it made for a fun time.Wow!! Excellent shots my friend! Looks like a beautiful trip
Thanks, I know the clouds were awesome these pictures sadly don’t do them justice.