Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

Found a friend at the gym tonight! Clearly an individual of fine taste.

 

I haven't been out west enough since before Covid to say, but up here in the north that just isn't true... Although I did see a Prius in a mud hole up high rock bay way on my Keweenaw trip this summer.

 

Maybe this is why I like Wisconsin so much. The trails might not be very exciting, but at least it's usually not too crowded.

 

What would those two make? A center drive?

 

There is a spot where the trail is about 5 feet wide and a 1400 foot vertical drop on both sides of the trail, with only a chain to hold onto.

 

I'll take less crowded over exciting 7 days out of the week.

Some of my favorite Trails at Windrock wind around the back side of the mountain and while they aren't technical by any means... They usually don't have many people on them if any at all. Especially when it rains. And my crew knows it's my little area lol

 

The fall isn't the biggest problem...it's the sudden stop!

 

I call it deceleration disease!

 

Sounds like my kind of place.

 

If you like that, then you would like the beginning of Hell's Revenge in Moab.
Just follow the black marks.


https://youtu.be/wINacteDgsQ?si=VF2lzRXJQEXgb4o0

 

There's even a guideline to follow. Easy.

(I'm joking. Please don't hate me)

 

Jeeps...

 

Yeah....Jeeps

 

Must have been a long day of crawling and now taking a nap.

 

Yeah, No.
I'm talking about hiking.
I'm not driving on that sketchy shit.
I'll take tight and scratchy all day over a 400+ ft drop.

 

Windrock has both tight/scratchy AND 600+ ft drops

 

@Thatbassguy

We have talked a bit about this.
Have you heard anything about this?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.to...s-rav4-and-9-other-models-toyota-has-long/amp

 

My buddy in the twin cities leaves his doors unlocked because thieves are getting in, regardless, and whatever he keeps inside holds less value than a new window.