Let's see your Tacos in scenic places!

It very much is a Trail Limo/long boi

Not worried about the SR5 trail edition lol. We just call the dclbs "Trail limos" in the Midwest/Appalachians

Love the wheel color combo you've got there too. And the slightly bigger/more aggressive tires

 

cool. I wasn’t familiar with the term. I thought the limo was autocorrected lol.

 

Exstew River, British Columbia, Canada

 

Iskfjord Iceland FTW

 

Sedge lake.

 

Last night camping this past weekend:

 

Mount Charleston, NV.

 

Pipi valley campground. We usually don’t do campgrounds but I used to go here as a kid and I wanted to show the wife. It was a quick reminder why we don’t go to campgrounds it was so loud I felt like I was back in the city with music coming from three different campgrounds, people yelling instead of talking till like 1am. Not even the slightest consideration for other people in the campground. But the mornings are beautiful and quiet and that’s where I enjoyed my campfire, coffee and bacon.

 

A bit of Baja

 

Gotta zoom and enhance but she is in there lol

 

Kootenay's, BC

 

I just bought mine so im trying to go some scenic places very soon! Nice thread for inspiration

 

Mount Washington Summit View near Glenn House and summit auto road. New Hampshire White Mountain National Forest

 

From Yucca Valley up to Big Bear a few weeks ago

 

Llanos San Fermín, Baja California with giant cardon cactus


A cardon specimen is the tallest living cactus in the world, with a maximum recorded height of 19.2 m (63 ft 0 in), with a stout trunk up to 1 m (3 ft 3 in) in diameter bearing several erect branches. In overall appearance, it resembles the related saguaro (Carnegiea gigantea), but differs in being more heavily branched and having branching nearer the base of the stem, fewer ribs on the stems, blossoms located lower along the stem, differences in areoles and spination, and spinier fruit.

Its flowers are white, large, nocturnal, and appear along the ribs as opposed to only apices of the stems.

 

Dropping into Arroyo Matomí, Baja California

 

I know that spot!

 

The cardón is also the largest variety cactus in the world...
Here are a pair east of El Rosario, on the road to San Juan de Dios:

 

Of course this may be the world record cardón in Baja!

 

I spent the entire day driving the Skyline Drive. It's supposed to be 87 miles long and we put 130ish on the truck once we got off pavement. So 87 as the crow flies, apparently. A lot was nice, maintained gravel but there were a few places that were pretty dicey. Four wheel drive to be safe... and some places where the road was very narrow and huge, steep, drop-offs. The entire road was very close to tree-line. so around 11/12K elevation.