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Some of my favorites from my trip last summer to "the other canyon". Palo Duro Canyon State Park near Amarillo, Texas. The second largest canyon system in the USA. I'm old so I had to hike farther than I like to get to some of these. But it was worth it.

Be careful y'all's pooches don't step on mine. She's little but she's fierce.

Hello from the southeast corner of this land of enchanted nothingness for miles and miles and miles and...

2017 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-Road - Me and the pooch are basically hermits and usually go it alone. I set it up to be able to self-rescue if needed. The places we venture rarely has cell phone signal so I bring along a winch, traction boards, ground anchor, shovel, etc.

You're welcome. And thanks.

Welcome to the party. That's a nice setup. That RTT is twice the size of mine. It's just me and my pup so plenty big enough. I just didn't know they made them family size.

I'd like a copy of the gpx as well if you don't mind. Planning a trip there very soon. david.weldy424@gmail.com

2017 Off Road and my "security guard". She's too little to do much damage but that doesn't stop her from trying. At least she lets me know something is on the prowl.

These guys make it for Tacoma. Thinking about getting it myself. Truck body armor - Go Off-road Armor Tech

Sounds good. I've always wanted to explore that part of the state but never had the time. I'll let you know more when I get closer to knowing something definite.

Thank you very much

No problem. It amazes me too when someone isn't from the Albuquerque area. My grandfather was born in Silver City in 1899. NM wasn't even a state then. I plan on visiting the Gila National Forest and cliff dwellings sometime this summer. I'm not sure when.

2017 Toyota Tacoma TRD OffRoad

Thank you. It took a few years to get her there.

Welcome. I have a RTT and I love it. I doubt I'll ever go back to sleeping on the ground.

Welcome. Nice rig and cute kids

My check is direct deposited to the bank and I just use the debit card everywhere. I haven't run into anyplace yet that doesn't take them. Except once I decided to stay at a state park and it was like $3.00 self-pay. I didn't have $3.00 cash so had to camp elsewhere.

My sister, a big Wizard Of Oz fan, named my truck "Dorothy" and got me a pair of little ruby slippers to hang from the mirror. I kept the name but took the slippers down as soon as she was out of sight. A bit effeminate for a dude's truck. :grinning:

Thank you. I seriously considered a Tundra before I got mine. It was a little too big and pricey for my needs. Good luck on your build.

Thanks. That will come in handy. #bookmarked