Let's see your Tacos in scenic places!

Thats awful purty.

 

North and South Baldface summits
Evan's Notch Valley. Maine White Mountain National Forest

 

Niiice first post. Welcome to TW.

 

Middle TN

 

Sad looking burned area above Rustic, CO along the Cache la Poudre River.

 

Camped in the Navajo Nation, not far from the edge of a crack in the ground.

If you don't like heights, this place probably isn't for you.

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Down in Moab for EJS 2024. The Red Rock 4 Wheeler crew who puts on the event is so cool. Really enjoyed meeting the folks involved with the group and will definitely be making it down for their group trail runs in the future.

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Not a bad view for a one night stop

 

Spent the Memorial Day weekend down in Moab camping, off-roading, and hiking with good friends. We ran about 1/3 of Poison Spider on Saturday and all of Fins and Things on Sunday. We got a late start on Saturday due to a broken valve core needing to be replaced on my truck and had some bad weather in the afternoon and therefore didn’t have time to run the entire (very challenging) Poison Spider trail. I think this is the last time I’ll be down in Moab until it cools off again - it’s already getting HOT!

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I hope your not a sleepwalker.

 

Nothing sad about it. Fire is a good thing. It will grow back faster and healthier than before the fire.

 

Very valid point. Although at my age I may never see it.
I have read that the native Americans use to set fires in order to rejuvenate the plant life.

 

It was actually to clear the underbrush and make it easier to hunt and prepare the ground for crops.
https://dnr.illinois.gov/content/dam/soi/en/web/dnr/education/documents/nativeamericanfire.pdf

 

Driving the California Trail somewhere in Wyoming

 

I still like my 2nd gen better…