South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

Anyone have suggestions for some mud/crawl routes within 45mins of Greenville, SC?

2019 Tacoma TRD Off-Rd stock

 

That's a very unique mark. Almost like a receiver from a truck.

 

Looks new! Excellent job!

 

Gulches is the only real place for stuff like that close to Greenville. There are trails, but no real mudding or crawling spots.

 

Lol maybe in the future. That's a little too much that I would be willing to do right now. Thank you though

 

And you can believe I’ll look at everything in that deck with a hitch on it.

 

I bet if you measure your receiver and that mark they are the same.

 

Hater

 

Happy new year everyone. 2007 about to lit

 

Andrew is time traveling.

 

Yea, I saw your post after mine, and I concur!

I agree again, I wouldn't even look at a water damage vehicle, especially salt water damage.

 

He's just a little slow

 

Back home from my trip out west. Glad to be back here where it is sooo warm.

New Mexico was cold!

 

We had a blast!

So much to see/do wheeling there. The days we were in the CA desert, temps hit 77 degrees or so; sunny and hot. Northern AZ and especially NM desert were cold, AF.

 

@SC2SC anything you recommend me and my dad see while were in your old stomping grounds?

We sre flying to LA friday so we can drive up the Pacific coast hwy sat to the bay area. A guy from my regional office suggested we do that and is gonna give us ideas of things to do along the way.

 

How is everyone doing? Everyone have a good New Years?

 

Was just in Monterey last spring! Here is a list of things to look up/ review.
-Solvang- interesting Danish town
-Hearst Castle
-Big Sur state Park- a MUST! Awesome Ocean views and Redwoods
eat here:
https://www.nepenthe.com/
Aside from dinner at Dabo’s home, Nepenthe will be best dining experience/view you will ever have.

-Monterey Bay Aquarium/Cannery Row (read up on John Steinbeck)
-Laguna Seca Raceway- in Monterey
-17 Mile Drive- goes around penninsula for Carmel by the Sea and Pebble Beach
-Santa Cruz has a large touristy pier area
-Half Moon Bay
-China Town in San francsisco
- Golden Gate National Rec Area/Marin Headlands. (North side of golden gate bridge- looking back on San Fran/ocean views!!)

Also- check out the state parks, and any Spanish Mission. Wineries are scattered; coastal vineyards are near Paso Robles.

 

Sweet. Screenshotted and will work in some of what youve got with some of what hes gonna send me. He mentioned that castle i think. Said its like the biltmore but waaaay more elaborate.

 

I still need to make it there! Wife has been there, years ago.

It effing awesome! Was overcast the day we went, but still had great views incredible food/beers completely casual too!

 

Biltmore eastate is an amazing place! My grandfather use to work there while he was still with us. They are constantly opening new rooms and you always learn something new when you go. The best time to go is around Christmas when the house it decorated