Let's see your Tacos in scenic places!

Right on thanks man. I got it earlier this year, it’s the oem 2015 trd pro grill. Super easy to put on I did it myself

 

Nebraska National Forest near Halsey

 

Poser pic while deer/elk scouting. Mt. Rainier in the background.

 

Badlands National Park, South Dakota.

 

Smokey in the Flat Tops

 

This isn't mine it's the elk guides from S.E. colorado ...this little beast went every where...

 

Just moved up to Arkansas for college. Went fishing the other day and DeGray lake and snapped this picture.

 

The trails are relatively easy but they have huge consequences for mistakes. Narrow shelf roads with thousand foot drop offs in many places. Poughkeepsie and Black Bear are the hardest 2 and I'd say Pough is the only one a stock truck wouldn't be able to do.

 

Tunnel Log. Sequoia.

 

Well, the last pics from this years trip out west. First is from SE Colorado and last is from somewhere in Kansas. I love driving across Kansas, Nebraska and the Dakotas because they are pretty empty, as far as traffic is concerned. Then I return home to airplanes overhead, weed eaters and lawn mowers and the kid down the street with the drum set. I often just stop and drink a Coke or have lunch and listen to ....nothing. Silence is way underrated. My truck is soon to be 14 years old. It has been reliable the whole time and I still love it. Only issue is the clear coat that starting failing 5 years ago. It has spent the better part of it's life outside in the sun and salt air ( I live a block from the Atlantic Ocean) not good for the paint. Great forum, this. I hope to make it another year in 2021!

 

My obligatory picture at a scenic hidden gem...


Now that I see all these other rides, I need one of those nice front bumpers!!

 

Quiet is most definitely under-rated.

We took the family on a road trip to Montana and Wyoming. After having driven over a few cattle guards the kids finally asked "what ARE those?". So, in the middle of nowhere off a two-lane road I stopped and got everyone out to check one out in person. After a couple of minutes we became aware of how quiet the area was - such that you could hear the tall grasses rustling against each other in the breeze - and NOTHING else. No jets overhead, no freeways, no leaf blowers. Just rustling grasses and our own heartbeats. What a treasure.

 

Baker Lake? Ross? Keechelus?

 

Word.

 

Keechelus

Thats the hwy in the distance, there's some fun little trails around the stumps in the lake bed