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When you follow what looked like a small gravel road off another gravel road and find out.... It's a dried up water drainage "stream". 
Don't mind my u-turn...
Don't mind my u-turn...
Let's see those rigs in action
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rgallant
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A follow up to Doctor's Bay video above
My friend Andrew in his red Disco well to the right of cliff edge but in the big hole
My happy little disco daring the cliff to take me out
Finally Stewart in his LR 3 pretty much the perfect line
My friend Andrew in his red Disco well to the right of cliff edge but in the big hole
My happy little disco daring the cliff to take me out
Finally Stewart in his LR 3 pretty much the perfect line
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Thank you for the pictures! We had White Rim campsites and permits reserved for an April 2020 trip, but the permits were cancelled due to Covid shutdown. Very happy you were able to make the trip.
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Weekend at Big Levels in VA definitely stretched the legs on the 'ol pig and pushed me close to edge of comfort zone in some of the "puddles" But better understanding of the upgrades I need and good time getting between the trees and camping with the boys.
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This is after I backed out of the hole enough to hop out of the truck. I figured hey, little water crossing may as well since it's the "short route" to where I was going, and I had already been through three without issue!
Turns out this one was super deep. It was over my tires (35") in the center, and I had little faith in getting through without damaging something or getting stuck as the exit was fairly steep, given how deep it was. I was also alone, so I decided to be smart.
This meant however I had to back out, and back through a previous water crossing. Was fairly tight, given I had a short trailer which can be fun to back up sometimes. Especially given its a pintle hitch.
Anyways, the pics!
Turns out this one was super deep. It was over my tires (35") in the center, and I had little faith in getting through without damaging something or getting stuck as the exit was fairly steep, given how deep it was. I was also alone, so I decided to be smart.
This meant however I had to back out, and back through a previous water crossing. Was fairly tight, given I had a short trailer which can be fun to back up sometimes. Especially given its a pintle hitch.
Anyways, the pics!
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The Billy Goat in his home environment
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Here's Gertie out on a proper overland trip.
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Time to air down before exploring some desert trails...
Time for another wash...
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Exploring with friends:
Suzuki Grand Vitara
Jeep Wrangler
Opel Frontera
Mitsubishi Pajero
Hyundai Galloper
Suzuki Grand Vitara
Jeep Wrangler
Opel Frontera
Mitsubishi Pajero
Hyundai Galloper
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Interesting, fun looking trail. Everyone's vehicle seemed to do great. Do like seeing a Jeep in the mix.
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At one of my favorite lookouts in Alta, Ca. These pics were on 31s but now on 35s.
