TTC ☆ OFFICIAL

I'm having so much fun with city permits and such (they were not my hold up, BTW), called Public Works after seeing them trimming trees in the neighbors yard (again). Who do I call to get rid of an AZ Ash half tree that has now grown to the point it's dumping it's crap helicopters into the pool. It's in the easement, next door, but lives over my yard. I found out when the city cleared their fence of weed trees (finally), it is the city responsibility. Great, he'll be here tomorrow, and maybe I get rid of that too!

 

It's unique, but good. It's an ale brewed with boysenberry, raspberry, blackberry, elderberry, and whupassberry. One is all you'll need.

 

Some picture updates of the journey so far...



No joke I got a Tacoma discount from the Route 66 Motel guy for owning a Taco here’s his!

 

Looks a little dark. Taste dark? Frogs in throat?

 

I'm gonna make that trip, in whatever. That discount is crazy good!

 

That's awesome as hell.

Would you mind posting your route for other who may plan a similar trip?

I don't know what you mean by frogs in throat (sorry!) but it is indeed dark, but like a dark ale, not a porter or stout. You can taste the alcohol content, but that taste isn't gross or poignant like a liquor... I can see this beer appealing to a very small percentage of beer drinkers, but it's nonetheless good if you're open to a different flavor profile.

 

No boost for me

 

Anyone wonna do a TTC expedition? Or just out of state trail run?

If so, start throwing out dates & locals. Was thinking Sedona or Las Cruces for possible destinations

@riz_atx

 

I think he did, and I am looking

If like Guinness Stout dark, not for me. ​

 

A trail that would not decapitate a "road truck" would be interesting, and might attract more. No rock crawl, no mud, just off road scenery at a nice slow speed. If that is too boring, don't worry about it.

 

OK, that gives you credits towards ridiculous camper/frame up/shell mods. In my world of permission, you can't lose.

 

What is that?!

 

Well, although they're both dark in color, a dark ale will have a completely different flavor profile than that of a stout.

I must have missed his post.

 

When we went to Big Bend, we did 80ish miles of just rocky roads and it was boring tbh. Bumping around and dragging along with no real changes in scenery but just on the line of not being able to relax. If we did an expedition I wouldn't go out with the intention of "being a badass" or whatever but i'd want to spend time in 4low fosho.

 

Dogfish Head Fruit-Full Fort

 

got it, got to get it again. Minute.

 

@Biscuits - here tis.

 

Quite alright, I'm good with on road adventures anyway. I'm so envious of @Tx4X4TACO trip. Family was on all the 66 Route when I was a kid in 64 and 67. There's only a few original bits left. Don't care. And it's so historical, it doesn't matter what you trip it in. Everyone goes on some fairly local (safe) trail, I'd go and take pix of you that go big.

 

You're a good man, sir. Thank you.

 

Hellz yeah man!