Wisconsin area events

+1 to all of this!

I had fun all day! Thanks to everyone for a great time!

 

Awesome pics and video as always @Camerasandcoffee

 

What a great time!

Great photos and video @Camerasandcoffee !

 

Looks like another good time! Glad you guys had fun and didn't have any damage (hopefully).

 

Hope you can bring your new toy out on an upcoming adventure!

 

Yes! I still haven't seen this mythical horseless carriage.

 

Of course!

She's being garage-kept during the winter to avoid corrosion, but will be out by April.

 

For all the joking @McSpazatron did about bringing a leaf blower this last weekend. I do think there is something there. Creating positive air displacement in the bed would sure keep it cleaner on the dusty trails.
I know I was shocked at how much was sucked in after my first twat experience. Wait, that didn't come out right.

https://youtu.be/dZSL61bl5R8

 

After the one twat run we did, I used a leaf blower to clean out my interior. There was so much dust everywhere… and I was in front lol

 

@Dbaker232 had his leaf blower at the pipeline trip in August. Not sure but I think he Cleaned the engine with it the day we packed up!

 

Someone definitely needs these

https://www.instagram.com/tv/CZdT3fMJOdj/

 

After growing up watching WWII movies, the picture in my mind of heading into a hot zone, I presume in a Blackhawk, while listening to the Red Hot Chili Peppers is just a bit surreal to me!

 

That's funny, in my mind it was nam and a sikorsky like in apocalypse.

 

I can imagine! A friend of mine flew Blackhawks. We were at EAA one year and came across his former crew with their Blackhawk on display. He gave me a tour of it and I asked one of the pilots if it gave them a thrill every time they took off (like it always does for me, even in a Cessna), he smiled, looked me in the eye and said “If it doesn’t, you shouldn’t be flying”. Right answer!

I didn’t think the Little bird was big enough to carry troops. Interesting.

 

My friend flew those too, but his all time favorite is the Jet Ranger.

 

Been good, other than itching to be outside more. My taco is up to 230k miles and it’s still going strong. Using and abusing it around my yard moving firewood and pulling fallen trees around. Accidentally started a small lawn mowing service this summer so it had a utility trailer attached most days of the week. Also drove it up to the Copper Harbor, MI area to camp this last fall. Hoping to get out with the wisco TW crew this year again.

How have you been Denis? I gotta say I won’t ever forget your story for how you came to own a Tacoma after you saw what they can do haha! And you proved what it can do with no fear!

 

That sounds like a story I'd love to hear!

 

This feels like forever ago (July 2019)

 

That was fun, even if it was just a bunch of dusty roads!