Escape From the Prison Planet
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The 90s were a turbulent time for styling. The one I tried to buy last week was teal and pink on black.
Painters finished up for now.
Also, electricians came in and got most of the lighting, switches, and outlets done.
Looks like the tile has been delivered and the stone guy started his prep too. Things are looking up.
Also, electricians came in and got most of the lighting, switches, and outlets done.
Looks like the tile has been delivered and the stone guy started his prep too. Things are looking up.
So while all that was happening, I was playing in the desert on the west side of Owyhee Reservoir. This was basecamp.
Pretty nice free campground right below the dam.
We only rode a few hours on Friday afternoon.
Not sure what this phenomena is called but it was constant on Saturday.
First rattler died by Glock.
They don't have nearly as much meat on them as you might think. But they do taste like chicken.
Pretty nice free campground right below the dam.
We only rode a few hours on Friday afternoon.
Not sure what this phenomena is called but it was constant on Saturday.
First rattler died by Glock.
They don't have nearly as much meat on them as you might think. But they do taste like chicken.
Saturday we rode 109 miles to the south end of the lake and back. This is the headwaters where the upper Owyhee river feeds the lake.
This cabin was nearby.
And this piece of equipment wasn't too far from there. Nowhere near any field. Just sitting in the sagebrush.
We took a side spur to try to ride to an air strip shown on the map. It had probably been years since anyone had been on that road/trail.
We went as far as we could but it was washed out with no way around. Probably less than a mile to the location. I think I probably could have found a way on the bike but no way for the guys on quads and the side by side.
After backtracking, we found our way though some low marsh lands before finally coming out at Freezeout camp.
Last snake died by .44 mag. He didn't get eaten but might end up as a hat band.
It was a great weekend. No one got hurt and we saw lots of country.
This cabin was nearby.
And this piece of equipment wasn't too far from there. Nowhere near any field. Just sitting in the sagebrush.
We took a side spur to try to ride to an air strip shown on the map. It had probably been years since anyone had been on that road/trail.
We went as far as we could but it was washed out with no way around. Probably less than a mile to the location. I think I probably could have found a way on the bike but no way for the guys on quads and the side by side.
After backtracking, we found our way though some low marsh lands before finally coming out at Freezeout camp.
Last snake died by .44 mag. He didn't get eaten but might end up as a hat band.
It was a great weekend. No one got hurt and we saw lots of country.
Dude, that sh*t is so awesome it makes me wonder where I went wrong in life. Well, I got a few ideas..., maybe I shoulda done better .......
There were farms out there. A few on the other side of the lake too. The gooberment bought (stole) them to make room for the reservoir. They are out in the middle of effin nowhere. Spent a weekend blasting around the dez in this tacoma my buddy built. Total Chaos long travel front suspension, deaver springs in the rear, King shocks, full cage that extends through the firewall and ties onto the front of the frame as well as out the rear of the cab. Fiberglass bedsides, the tire carrier tilts out of the way so you can access the 40 gallon fuel cell. Had custom Tundra front axle shafts so the 4wd worked. 5 point harnesses. Pretty gnarly rig.
These are cool bikes, I've been looking for a deal on one myself.😎
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