The Lair

I always crack up when people say that. I know what dry heat is, and it’s still hot AF and I want nothing to do with it.

 

Baby

 

See, you should have led with that.

 

So I've gotten $300 so far in referral dollars for Southern Style Offroad. I'm thinking I might try to use it towards some Baja Designs lights...since they don't really have any more Tacoma stuff that I don't have.

 

LP9s

 

Dave, your ass does not need need more baja lights.


But I do so go ahead and send some my way.

 

I already got you a BD light...

 

Touche Dave, touche.

 

Hi. It's me. The guy with not enough lights.

 

No one has enough lights....even this guy's.

 

Proof that age does not equal wisdom.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lj8knsKDHY

 

The Sandia Mountains are also nice. I went wheeling and repelling there back in the mid 80's. It was fun.

 

That is about 45 minutes north of us! Then I could have some #randyfab work done!

 

Smh

 

You sure you want that??

 

Utah would be so honored

 

Until all of their tacos fell apart.

 

Bout' time.

 

My buddy lives just south of Santa Fe. The past 10 years he's gotten more snow than us. Otherwise their weather is so much nicer. Waaaaay less humidity, and about the same temps year round. When they get snow it disappears so much faster than here. He's at about 8k feet on the Sandia Mt.

I'd move out there in a heartbeat. The scenery is unbelievable and for outdoor activities it can't be beat. His wife is a teacher. He works for the same company I do, but from home. They have two girls. His oldest just started driving.

Albuquerque is flat and dry. Stay near Sante Fe.