Somewhere on Georgia Pass near Breckenridge is a tour group that uses sled dogs pulling golf carts.
Somewhere on Georgia Pass near Breckenridge is a tour group that uses sled dogs pulling golf carts.
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I forgot in my earlier post to mention the guy on Red Cone that offered me a joint after I winched him off the first rock obstacle. I made a friend in a 4runner who also offered me a joint at the top of the trail. Colorado is a funny place.
Years ago I was out exploring when a guy in a van flagged me down and asked if I could give him a ride back to his house. I agreed. Then he asked if we could fit big pot of gumbo in the back of the Jeep. Sure we can! He carries it out of the van and sets it in back. We drive down the road to his house. And we unload. He offers be a bag a weed. I decline. Then he gives me a plastic cup full of gumbo, which was pretty good!
How much weed was in the gumbo?
Here in Illinois we give cash for favors apparently.
Prb a blow up doll and a bottle of whiskey.I picked up an Irish guy off White Rim last week, he asked for my info to send a thank you.. you guys are making me curious what, if anything, he might send...
Prb a blow up doll and a bottle of whiskey.
I picked up an Irish guy off White Rim last week, he asked for my info to send a thank you.. you guys are making me curious what, if anything, he might send...
I better start hedging this with my wife...
As the son of an Irish immigrant with plenty of family in Ireland, you need to hedge anything an Irishman does in general with your wife well in advance.
Person? Not sure if it was a man or a woman, we do have a few strange commun in Massachusetts?Happened earlier today. The girlfriend was supposed to give me a spot over a bit of ledge...she did a great job. Shortly after this a person emerged from behind us with spandex pants and a half shirt on. No Jeep behind them and they weren’t dressed for a fall day in New England. It was a weird day.View attachment 190975
Not my story, but that reminds me of one I heard from a friend many years ago. Drove in on some trail somewhere in 4WD, apparently fairly intense, blah, blah. When they got "all the way back there", there was a guy in a Buick (Sedan, this was WAAAY before Buick made anything but). He got there because "he just didn't care!". Apparently the guy drove back out too.
Could be. It was my one and only time there, and being it was 8 years ago or so my memory could be wrong. If I remember correctly Scottys was closed when we stopped there, and Stovepipe was no short trip either. We stayed at Panamint Springs so we had to ride through Stovepipe to get there.Unless I'm mis-remembering my Death Valley geography (Its been awhile), wouldn't have Scotty's Castle or Stovepipe Wells been closer to Ubehebe crater than Furnace Creek to call for help?