Outlaws Run 2014 - 10th Annual!
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CardinalFJ60
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That is cool when you can track the route.
Been going to bed early the last few nights since haven't been sleeping well. Will get back onto the posting tonight. Slacker I know...
VERY cool. I was blown away with the two APRS rigs on the trip. I will put one in my 60 once I get the 1HZ in it.
Dan
Back to the pics. Guess my post trip report thread is stuck on the live from thread. Oh well.
Descending down into Mills Canyon. Turned out to be an unexpected awesome.
Crossing the Canadian Rive, first of many crossings. Mills Canyon was a fun place to explore and relax. And on a side note, the Santa Fe trail crossed the Canadian River at one point, though a bit further north than where we were at.
Proved to be a good spot for lunch. Oh, and a great spot for camp (more on that later).
Descending down into Mills Canyon. Turned out to be an unexpected awesome.
Crossing the Canadian Rive, first of many crossings. Mills Canyon was a fun place to explore and relax. And on a side note, the Santa Fe trail crossed the Canadian River at one point, though a bit further north than where we were at.
Proved to be a good spot for lunch. Oh, and a great spot for camp (more on that later).
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A nice shady spot for lunch.
After lunch a few of us went out exploring the depths of Mills Canyon. "Base camp to explorers".
We got pretty far down the canyon before getting distracted and doing other stuff. Never did find the cave that was supposed to be down there per the rancher we came across outside Folsom... Fun to do a little evening/night wheeling.
Sean got a flat. 10 plugs later and he made it to Springer, NM.
Enjoyed a lot of this that evening
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A nice shady spot for lunch.
After lunch a few of us went out exploring the depths of Mills Canyon. "Base camp to explorers".
We got pretty far down the canyon before getting distracted and doing other stuff. Never did find the cave that was supposed to be down there per the rancher we came across outside Folsom... Fun to do a little evening/night wheeling.
Sean got a flat. 10 plugs later and he made it to Springer, NM.
Enjoyed a lot of this that evening
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A few of us took a midnight walk to check out the old ranch house close to camp. Fine night for a stoll
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Morning light in Mills Canyon.
The road looks like it goes through on the map. Felt bad telling the group no (originally had it planned to camp near Cimarron). A good reason to get back I guess
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A few of us took a midnight walk to check out the old ranch house close to camp. Fine night for a stoll
.Morning light in Mills Canyon.
The road looks like it goes through on the map. Felt bad telling the group no (originally had it planned to camp near Cimarron). A good reason to get back I guess
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The back way into Wagon Mound.
Wagon Mound. Sean and Dan S took off for Springer so Sean could get his tire fixed, we would meet them in Black Lake later on.
Turkey mountains in the distance. The Diamond A is back against them. Great grandfather Leon E. Williams bought the spread from the Thatcher brothers. The ranch originally spread from Wagon mound to Pueblo, Co. Grandpa was a foreman and my dad and Uncle grew up there.
For those that were not able to enjoy the drive with us.... It kinda got OK from here.
The back way into Wagon Mound.
Wagon Mound. Sean and Dan S took off for Springer so Sean could get his tire fixed, we would meet them in Black Lake later on.
Turkey mountains in the distance. The Diamond A is back against them. Great grandfather Leon E. Williams bought the spread from the Thatcher brothers. The ranch originally spread from Wagon mound to Pueblo, Co. Grandpa was a foreman and my dad and Uncle grew up there.
For those that were not able to enjoy the drive with us.... It kinda got OK from here.
Here's mine from Day 3....
After Sean and I rejoined the group in Angel Fire (I didn't take any pics of the Vietnam Veterans memorial, but it's very cool if you haven't seen it) we headed out, and these pics start once we hit the dirt....
About this time, Shawn and I kept the two 60s together for photo purposes. Seriously, some of these photo spots made us act like kids in a candy store!
After Sean and I rejoined the group in Angel Fire (I didn't take any pics of the Vietnam Veterans memorial, but it's very cool if you haven't seen it) we headed out, and these pics start once we hit the dirt....
About this time, Shawn and I kept the two 60s together for photo purposes. Seriously, some of these photo spots made us act like kids in a candy store!
More from the drive to Taos.
Perry decided that the 60s were really photogenic too, so he hung back with Shawn and I for some photo fun. I probably posted this pic (or one of it's twins) in lower quality already. But I really dig this series.
Dan
Perry decided that the 60s were really photogenic too, so he hung back with Shawn and I for some photo fun. I probably posted this pic (or one of it's twins) in lower quality already. But I really dig this series.
Dan
CardinalFJ60
Rising Sun Member
60 fun day.
Yeah Dan, that was a saaaah-weeeet drive. loved having another 60 on the trip! i SHOULD NOT have driven that 12HT powered 60.
That thing is AWESOME!
Any-hoo...here are some of mine from the same timeframe. as you might imagine I got lots of similar shots...I'll try to find unique ones.
Yeah Dan, that was a saaaah-weeeet drive. loved having another 60 on the trip! i SHOULD NOT have driven that 12HT powered 60.
That thing is AWESOME!Any-hoo...here are some of mine from the same timeframe. as you might imagine I got lots of similar shots...I'll try to find unique ones.
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Sweet
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As of a few moments ago, all of my caliper bolts have been removed, cleaned and reinstalled with Blue Loctite, 
except for the DS front, that still has Taos Offroad Performance http://www.taosoffroad.com/ Red! 
except for the DS front, that still has Taos Offroad Performance http://www.taosoffroad.com/ Red! Attachments
As of a few moments ago, all of my caliper bolts have been removed, cleaned and reinstalled with Blue Loctite,
Very good.
