We did quite a bit of old mines reclamation work up in that country back in the day. Beautiful, enjoy, but do not be this guy!
Thank you,
MrSmith
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We did quite a bit of old mines reclamation work up in that country back in the day. Beautiful, enjoy, but do not be this guy!
Thank you,
MrSmith
I’m pretty sure that was a rental jeep so yes, I will be much more careful. Getting there is half the trip, I will still need to tow our camper home…
She is doing the lords work
It's a bad day 4 wheeling, when your rollbar is off the jeep, next to you, rolling down the hill.
.08 seconds in. No rollbar on jeep
I really, really wish I hadn't hit the "play" button..........
I just made it my ringtone. Let's see how long it takes one of you assholes to find me.
Try hitting play on this one.
Yep. I’m not 100% sure my mom or wife will be down for Black Bear but I’m going to work any magic I have. If they’re a hard no, we’ll do Imogene pass. And if all of my magic works and the stars align and any other good juju intervenes I’m going to talk them into Black Bear to Telluride then Imogene back to Ouray on the same day
I never thought i would say this but your looking at the boobs to long..........Keep scrolling.Fucked up left nostril and matching weird left nipple, was she in an accident?
Imogene was one of the many areas we worked. Also up the hill in Tomboy. At the old Sporting House (37.941429, -107.771698) we cabled back the building, it was getting a little rickety, and dropped a Cat 436 on a winch line over the downhill side of the road. Dug a trench down the slide rock slope to the next road access, 600 ft or so if my feeble mind remembers correctly, dropped off the hoe and pulled a 16" HDPE line in to act as a drain for some uphill workings. Sent the hook back and tied on to the hoe again, pulled it to the top and covered the trench on the way back down. Then we took our toys and went home. Fun job.
Enjoy your trip. Depending on timing there is, or was, a runoff creek that falls onto the Imogene road from about 30' up, it will get you wet as you drive thru it.
Thank you,
MrSmith
The junior high playground called, it wants its insult back.I don't blow, but you suck.......
(Thanks for pitchin' me the grapefruit
fuk u. It wuz good, admit it..........
Late July. Shhhh….don’t let my wife or mother hear about this creek. That will spoil some of the fun
Black Bear Pass looking down on Telluride. It isn't as bad as it is made out to be, lots of loose shale with no guard rail. LOL, The wrecks happen with pilgrims who don't know how to drive and lose their shit. Last time we rode it, had an issue that my rig kept dying, so with no power steering and only manual brakes we hitched front and back to other rigs. Got to the bottom and found that the distributor hold down bolt was lose and screwed the timing up enough it wouldn't run.
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That’s what I’ve gathered from a bunch of trail stories and gootube videos. I’ve seen videos of a full size Ram power wagon and a fucking bulldozer go down so I think my Armada will be just fine
And, as usual from me, something completely different.
Seen at the range in a remote area:
Seen at the range in a remote area:
Formula for calculating the Coriolis Effect in the Northern hemisphere?
It's the standard calculation for the number of squares of toilet paper needed based on the force of push and length of time between pinch off. It says it in the equation: LOG.
"PI" for diameter calc.
d and d+ for deuce and big deuce
log for log length
cos = cosign for strain factor.
exp= Taco Bell exponential turd/shmear factor (hugely important - increases paper needed)
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I wouldn't kick her out of bed for eating crackers.Fucked up left nostril and matching weird left nipple, was she in an accident?
I honestly don’t know. It’s been a long time since I did anything with calculus. Still, I found it funny and also awesomely geek. Just the right combo for me.
Sad thing is the husband will still end up paying alimony and child support
f you have time you may want to try Stoney Pass which will take you to the headwaters of the Rio Grande. Not very technical and if you keep heading east it will take you to just outside of Creede. Timber Hill just past Pole Creek can be a little rough. We fly fish up there every year.
