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- El Chapomint and Mr.BlueSky
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Great fun... Nice seeing old and new faces.....
My Samsung S20 vids and pics can be viewed and retrieved at the link below
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/6wfqw6hgvs8qv3o/AACR5Z6hXuaI6VXHAI8RXSi-a?dl=0
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Auditioning for the next Bond film..
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Back home one day early for Easter. Fantastic trip, kudos to Miles. The EMHT is a trail like no other. I highly recommend this trail for any Land Rover and skill level of driver. I ended up traveling over 400 miles off road over the course of 7 days and 6 nights. I left with wonder and appreciation of the hardship endured by those early settlers and miners. Here is a sample of pictures from my phone. Pics from my Canon R5 will follow over the coming days..
- Adventure, Mr.BlueSky, CRYA and 4 others
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1 hour ago, Mr.BlueSky said:
We have one! Andrew is bringing his D2 ; ).
Here is the list again:
- LR4s - 5
- LR3s - 2
- RRCs - 2
- Defender 110 - Uno
- Discovery II - Uno
- Range Rover L405 - Uno
- Newfender - Uno <-- Someone correct me if this term is not Kosher.
- Perentie - Uno
Newfender ? Solihull testing a top secret project? 😆
- PaulD, SLOHybrid and Mr.BlueSky
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1 hour ago, Mr.BlueSky said:
In preparation for the EMHT (Eastern Mojave Heritage Trail) trip with Snowflake I needed a (better) way to carry fuel.
- Problem Statement 1: I don't like plastic cans, the expand a ton, I break them. etc.
- Problem Statement 2: Personally I like the robustness of 20L NATO cans, but they are heavy, bulky, and I have tiny T-rex arms. 2nd Rotopax are expensive and also can be an odd form factor (and see above).
- Problem Statement 3: Snowflake has never had a dedicated fuel storage solution
In the past, I typically just tossed a random diesel can on the roof half-cocked with some ratchet straps and called it a day. ..
Hey it worked and led to some fun discussions at the gas station about how rare diesel RRCs are. : - ). Many of those discussions were with by-standers WHILE i was pumping Premium ; ).
For this trip, I made it a point to figure out what I wanted.
Enter the 10L Jerry Can.
- Roughly about half the size, I can carry two with 10L each. (~2.64 gallons for the uncivilized)
- My tiny T-rex arms can carry and manuever the smaller cans without spillage, to much exertion etc.
- Never, have I been on a trip where I needed to carry 10 gallons extra (yet).
Sadly, I could not find any great stowage solutions for the 10L... However, there is a LR3 that always parks nearby with a Baja Rack and a Baja Jerry can holder.
Just the inspiration I needed.
An order was placed for the older 10L U.S. style cans. I may switch to more expensive NATO Wavians in the future, but for now, this was to be a "low" cost experiment.
found these at the Moss Landing surplus store
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6 hours ago, Mr.BlueSky said:
FYI - for those jumping on this wagon let me know so I know who to expect
Expect me to arrive at approx. 7:30am
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- RobertDingli and Mr.BlueSky
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- Mr.BlueSky and SLOHybrid
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RE: Convoy? I plan on leaving Sat morning from Santa Cruz..... Btw Paul snores pretty loud.... So I booked a room 4/9 at the Rio Del Sol Inn at Needless...
- CRYA, Mr.BlueSky and PaulD
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22 hours ago, PaulD said:
Here is a sequence from 5 years ago running SW from the area near Fort Piute to the Leiser-Ray mine. This was part of the joint NCLR/AZLRO Mojave Road run. On our EMHT trip, we will be running in the opposite direction. As you can see, it's pretty much rustic whoops. Great scenery.
--Paul
back when lots of hair on head was in style 🤣
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- PaulD and Mr.BlueSky
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Flashback Friday
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Death Valley trip 2017