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I am not to far away about 70 miles south in Merced.

I just happened to watch this video last night and then saw this thread this morning, Strange destiny.

The hitch looks really close to the ground! Nice pictures.

I was planning a trip to The Stanislaus National Forest a couple of weeks ago and on the Forest Service map I saw "Fahey Cabin". My Route was going right passed it so I stopped by. It was built in the 1870's by a failed gold miner that started raising cattle.

Great pictures, how hot was it?

Let me know ehn you are going, maybe I can meet you somewhere along the trail.

I had a great trip, but i could not find a reason to pull out the X-Bull tracks, Maybe next time!

Our camp on the Clavey River in the Stanislaus National Forest is the first three pictures. I found the other camp exploring on the way home, a few miles up river. I have found a couple of other sites like this in the area and planned on camping at one of them on this trip, but due to downed...

In Stanislaus National Forest

I love those, My dad's friend had a blue and white one when I was kid. I would love to find one.

On the Clavey River near Long Barn, CA

What's a bush nurse? I have couple ideas but I bet I'm wrong. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-T377A using OB Talk mobile app

Awesome beard. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-T377A using OB Talk mobile app

That is awesome, I think I'm going to pull the trigger on one. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-T377A using OB Talk mobile app

Right!

I just received a pair of blue X-Bull 10T tracks today. I paid $79.98 with free shipping and they came with a storage bag. They seem pretty durable. Obviously only time will tell. I will be doing a little exploring this weekend and will report back if I need to use them.

Here is the file. Like I said I would definitely call and check on closures also I would go on Cal Topo and use the USFS overlay and check for alternative routes in case there are closures or downed tree. If there are down tree you could bring a chainsaw or decent bow saw would do the trick. I...

I know nothing about drones, but I do know that they make off road videos about 10 times better. You can't beat the aerial shots to see what is happening and the dramatic effect.

I would go with Defender, if you bring it back you could keep or sell it and buy a house.

You could try the route below and camp at Briceberg. It is a decent campground right on the Merced River. You might want to call ahead and make sure the route is open there is a lot of storm damage and downed trees in the area. If any of the trails are closed there are alternative routes. There...