The shirts are always great thanks to Walter aka @jrplaza2008 Several of us have custom graphics on our rigs made by him also. Always does great work.
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Just got back from Colorado last night..... I think I can trump @Montecresto in the dirty truck department.....
I love using trump in the same sentence with Monty.... ha...you know I love you and Cindy......
i have a funeral already and an uncle hanging on the edge.... but am tired of having to cancel these trips...
I guess the ribs are covered..... I will bring ham unless we need something else......
probably not getting there till Friday noonish
I love using trump in the same sentence with Monty.... ha...you know I love you and Cindy......
i have a funeral already and an uncle hanging on the edge.... but am tired of having to cancel these trips...
I guess the ribs are covered..... I will bring ham unless we need something else......
probably not getting there till Friday noonish
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The beef ribs aren't covered, I bought the wrong kind of short ribs for smoking, but it's all they had? They had plenty of baby backs?
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Lol. You can buy short beef ribs at Walmart. They have to be smoked at a lower temp and longer than pork, and keep them moistened with Stubs...😉
Do we have a firm head count? We are working with walter on some raffle items. Looks like a variety of Honda's. Im thinking a shirt and a set of wheel spacers of their choice
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I will be bringing Potato Salad! I will also be arriving Friday around noonish! Someone has already asked with no replies, what type Terrain should we newbie's expect? I have never been on this trail system myself. Rocky steep hills, water crossings, rock crawling? This new Hurricane may have no threat of a deludge of rain in the area but looks likes maybe a little bit of rain to cut down the dusty conditions. So any way, as a newbie what's up? I know during and after rides there will be some comradery visits and should be! Looking forward to make new Friends and enjoy the company and shenanigans of what happens in Kirby and stays in Kirby. I won't be using any Motel Towels to clean my 7hundo cuz it seems to be a Issue started by previous member and frowned upon!
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@JimmyA , It's roughly 30-35 miles of what I call easy riding. A few rocky places and sometimes a creek crossing, but nothing real tough. This ride is laid back and more about meeting new friends and hanging out with old ones. There is one tough area but we avoid it. Any stock pioneer will make it with ease, as long as they don't bury up in the mud flats around the lake.
This ride is looking a little smaller than the past rides. There's always a handful that don't RSVP or comment in the thread and also last minute additions. No solid number so I'd guess the head count will be around 30 to 35, but that's just a guess.
Lack of rain drops the lake level and exposes areas to go goof off. Most of it is firm, but if you don't read the ground you can go from blasting across a flat to buried up to the frame in about two seconds. I've seen winches give out and tow straps break trying to get another rig out that is belly stuck to the mud.
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I can testify that it takes much less than two seconds to sink to the frame!
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