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Probably going to head over there tomorrow or the day after see what's around.

I hadn't figured out the mileage cuz I was worn out after 2 hours. Traveling those rocks even got one that's took the back end of the Jeep and shoved it about a foot over.

I hear you. Although overlanding fun and running trails is pretty cool and exciting. You're also traveling so getting out and eating a new places seeing new things in a town that's a big portion of the traveling while overlanding.

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LOL after my little excursion today 2 hours on a Rocky trail I'm definitely looking for easy.

Exactly I know I get a few vehicles behind me before I'm able to get over but I always do

That's definitely a possibility course it depends on the time frame. Even though I am retired I could probably do most anytime but I am doing some meetups with ob groups from the Austin area and then again from the DFW area. Not to mention rendezvous in the Ozarks. So what is your time frame?

That could be true. I haven't experienced the same trail more than once everything's been new. Now they're have been several trails that had forks and only on a few occasions because of dead ends I have gone down both forks. But there have been several trails that I only took one route so if I...

Ran this trail today. It took me two hours.

Tonight campsite

Out running the trail, came across this camp spot. I think this is where I'm staying tonight.

Fort Stanton built in 1855

My morning view

Yes I have a inreach also ham operator. I have a CB.

As I was packing up my camp, the only thing I had left with my gazelle overlander when I pulled up the ground tarp about a 5 inch centipede came out from underneath it. Unfortunately my phone was in my Jeep being charged so I didn't get a picture of it. And I thought to myself, it's a good thing...

I guess that's very true have you gone over the same old road kind of hard to see new things.

Thanks for running the net

I had that conversation with my former coworkers now that I'm retired. I don't have to rush everywhere maybe that's the difference except for those people that just do it because they're annoying

Yep that's my sop. But sometimes those pullover spots are for between each other.

As I drive to my next campsite, trying to take in the views that I see out the front and the sides not in a hurry to get anywhere. Who is the most annoying driver the one who drives like he owns the road or the one who drives trying to take in the sights?