Let's see your Tacos in scenic places!

Unsuccessful deer hunting so far.

 

Do you know the weight on your trailer? nice looking!

 

Pearl is a Rocky SOB isn't it.

 

It is 3500 pounds fully loaded, which is two weeks worth of dispersed camping.

 

Yes, indeed.
Here are a couple more pictures of rocky sections from Pearl Pass:




Similar to Schofield Pass


or Red Cone Pass


or Radical Hill


or SOB Hill


but none of those trails will cause my Tacoma on 32" tires to high center like on Kane Creek Canyon:

 

Last set from Montana

We going in there?







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Since my dogs sat around bored as hell all day turkey day, took em to the woods that evening for some tomfoolery. We caught a nice sunset

 

Great looking truck! Im picking up a white DCLB on tuesday!

 

The south end of Bahía Concepción, Baja California Sur

 

Big Rock Campground
N.H. White Mountain National Forest

 

eastern Olympic Peninsula

forest road recon in the mists, searching for more Hood Canal perches:

 

In and near Olympic national Park

 

SW of Loreto, BCS

 

OK: Under the 36,000 lb. weight limit??? Check. Loaded ridiculous-size Yeti cooler in the bed with "essential supplies" secured?? Check. Wide Load? Negative.
That's a "GO": Clear to transit.

Maine/New Hampshire White Mountain National Forest

 

A little scenic, a lot unusual, as we poked around the Nevada deserts.

First, I discovered this perfect "garage." It was empty, so I claimed it for my own.

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Then, it was time for a race that even a Tacoma could win. Pending terrain, I suppose.

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Red Rock Cali/Nevada border

Sierra Nevada mountains overlooking Bishop CA.

 

Beautiful! Red Rock is new to me and I live pretty close by (Truckee). I see a trip in my future!

Your second pic, is the picture facing east or west? Ie. Are we looking at the Sierra Nevada or the White Mountains?

 

The EMHT route is pretty scenic...