This is the trail head. We are all filling out the trail usage forms and depositing 5 bucks to help keep these trails open.
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We are off. The road starts out with a nice gravel road.
I love all the views so you will be seeing many shots like this one. That's a stream of water down there.
Hoods up! What does that mean you think? I think he was having some overheating problems. This was a good break area that let the kids and pets run around. There was a water crossing just ahead where most of us stopped.
There's the Planters Peanut Lid Yellow "Woooooof".
Same shot more mountains.
Left rear tire up on a rock. It was there so I couldn't resist. The first flexing of the trail ride and it was smooth riding up until this moment of excitement.
Entertaining the kids.
I need to a pic of my near rollover in the water crossing. Anyone have one? It would go here.
The other side.
Man oh man I like that shot.
The path narrows and Todd is doing his thing. Hard to see around that "Beast".
Some would say it couldn't happen but it did even to the best of us. The vapor lock/timing thing hit home when the "Beast" stopped dead on the trail. This is actually the second time it happened. A little back on the trail Todd got a pull from a bone stock J10 up some steep stuff to a flatter surface where it was able to breath again. The white/baby blue one.
Look at that water fall and "Woooooof" at home. The lady's and kids took this opportunity to check the water out. Water is always a show stopper and wonderful place to take some great photos.
Hmmmm....think I should rotate this pic? Ironic isn't it?
Pushing the "Beast"................never!
Closer to the water.
Will have to edit the rest of these pix later!!!!!!!!!
The convoy that concurred Imogene Pass....Yeeehaaa. About half the rigs that started out on this venture.
Please email me with any info you may have regarding these pictures.
