Let's see your Tacos in scenic places!

abouta tree fiddy

 

On the website it looks like you can charter it for only $650,000 a week...

I never look at those prices- makes me nervous around them haha. I try to treat them the same as the rusty container ships or tug boats I dive and weld on. It makes it easier.

 

...After gawking for several minutes at the brilliant green of patinaed copper in the early morning sun, we retreated from the summit - back to the Tacoma waiting below. Once there, we didn't have far to go - as retraced our path down Echo Canyon - before we reached the narrow dry fall that we'd encountered the evening before.

No longer trying to find camp before dark, we had a few more moments to savor this interesting couple hundred feet of road, and I took full advantage....

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Into the Narrows - Loose Ends #2

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Into the Narrows - Loose Ends #2​

 

Ballarat, CA



Panamint Ridge


South Park Valley


Panamint Valley​

 

Lippincott Pass, looking out to Saline Valley.

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Our First Time to Hunter Mountain and Hidden Valley - Loose Ends #3​

 

San Joaquin reservoir, North Cal

 

Caught the Taco enjoying a nice sunset up here in Northern Alberta Canada

 

Squamish BC.

 

Interior shots?

 

Is that a wireless charger/phone holder on the left Oh Shit handle? How’s that working out?

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/mod-a-pillar-ram-mount-gps-phone-holder.372250/

Lol Ya it is. It's not finished yet, I'm still working few things out. I'll do a write up on it when I'm finished

 

That is the stuff all outdoorsmans dreams are made of in one pic. Sick.

 

Dam. that's hardcore.

 

Looks cold. Stunning sunset. Thanks, pal.

 

Getting out for the day to sample the water somewhere in the North Cascades, Washington State.





In between these two photos I experimented with kayak rack location - cab, or topper. I found that I prefer the rearward mounting when not towing our camp trailer. I'll be keeping the boats forward when towing.

 

I'm no weatherman, but that looks like rain.