1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Lol.


I’m on the road so this is as close as I’ve got handy, so that’s just the general area where we emerged. I can get the whole trail off my garmin later though.

(35.8215461, -93.4657530)

 

We might have to join you sometime. Girlfriend had an absolute blast and is down to do more exploring.

 

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cks1VvWOpuI/?igshid=ZmRlMzRkMDU=

 

If I was wheelin with that girl she would hate me by the end of the day. I would ride her soooooooo hard!

 

That looks to be south of Hawksbill Crag point. The trail is not part of one of the advertised Jeep trails. We got invited to go trim up the Dixon Ford crossing area.

Knowing the full trail would be great. That is actually new territory to us from the central part of the state. It doesn't seem to be overrun with groups of Jeeps.

 

What makes you think it was a girl driving? LOL.. It wasn't

 

You're telling me that a guy was driving that thing? Idk what's worse, a guy willing to drive his girls pony mobile or a guy owning a pony mobile! Fucking 2022! Im not into the macho man thing but fucking christ, have a little self respect.

 

@01x4 @CS_AR



https://www.instagram.com/reel/Ck5yXVDI2ZK/?igshid=MDJmNzVkMjY=

 

I don't know the story. When I see something that weird in the woods, I try to go in the other direction. B ut they seem to attract middle-aged men with a particular look.

 

Hmmm. Someone been watching a little too much dukes of hazard.

 

I need to make a picture the next time I run upon something like that.

 

I think your first instinct is prob best. Don't want to get your beer spiked and wakin up with dirty d and the boys in the back of the pony.

 

My latest truck gun

 

Got some pictures on the gram and Facebook

platinum outfitters

 

No idea what I'm looking at. I picked a K6s earlier this year which is a perfect hiking gun, but I could go for a better truck gun.

 

Those are really cool pictures.

 

@eon_blue welcome to owning a Lab
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CkjXSTdMNeM/?igshid=MDJmNzVkMjY=

 

Let's just say I am glad my deployments were in the last decade, not the late 1800's!

 

That’s Whitaker point, was standing on that day before yesterday.


It wasn’t any kind of challenging, probably hardest part was a steep rock ledge climbing out of a creek bed, and a few logs. Probably why the wheelers ignore it. Was also marked on the nat geo map as high clearance - not even 4wd

 

I haven't been there yet. I agree about the wheelers ignoring it. Unless you can drive right up to something, nobody cares.