Traveler III
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- First Name
- Matt
- Last Name
- Kephart
- Member #
13669
- Service Branch
- Navy
Lets see some trail photos!
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Traveler II
Driving home from our day of fishing on Saturday. Great views on the trail to and from the little lake we go to!
World Traveler I
Traveler III
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- First Name
- Matt
- Last Name
- Kephart
- Member #
13669
- Service Branch
- Navy
Member II
Today, my club had special access to a private-owned sheep station in North Canterbury (near Culverden), New Zealand
The way in.
Some rolling hills
The group. Bonus points for spotting mine.
Having a bit of a play in the ditches and on the hills towards the end of the day.
The way in.
Some rolling hills
The group. Bonus points for spotting mine.
Having a bit of a play in the ditches and on the hills towards the end of the day.
Enthusiast II
Some photos from a Rally in NH last month
Northeast Adventure Rally 2019 by Andrew Hyland, on Flickr
Northeast Adventure Rally 2019 by Andrew Hyland, on Flickr
Northeast Adventure Rally 2019 by Andrew Hyland, on Flickr
Northeast Adventure Rally 2019 by Andrew Hyland, on Flickr
Northeast Adventure Rally 2019 by Andrew Hyland, on Flickr
Northeast Adventure Rally 2019 by Andrew Hyland, on Flickr
Northeast Adventure Rally 2019 by Andrew Hyland, on Flickr
Northeast Adventure Rally 2019 by Andrew Hyland, on Flickr
Northeast Adventure Rally 2019 by Andrew Hyland, on Flickr
Northeast Adventure Rally 2019 by Andrew Hyland, on Flickr
Influencer III
Pathfinder II
A rainbow in Death Valley from the Spring and Mojave Road West-East transit pics from last weekend.
Enthusiast III
Some shots from Cohutta Wilderness in GA/TN this weekend. Thanks to @RedClay for coming with us on the first leg.
Off-Road Ranger I
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- First Name
- Clay
- Last Name
- Mahaffey
- Member #
20207
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- WRWH971
Thanks for the invite, Matt!
It was great riding with you. And knowing that we had a real Jedi in your back seat really made us feel safer :)
It was great riding with you. And knowing that we had a real Jedi in your back seat really made us feel safer :)
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Enthusiast III
Haha! And great having you guys! Here is proof of our Jedi/Stormtrooper security guard...
Influencer III
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- First Name
- Rex
- Last Name
- Drake
- Member #
19540
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KI5GH
- Service Branch
- Air Force
Expedition Master III
I did some driving projects that took me from Vegas, down to Corpus Christie, in past years. It never ceased to amaze me how, the landscape changed from hilly scrub, to tree and grassland, when driving along the I-10.
In a group run, that size, what type of Communication's gear did you and the group settle on?
Influencer III
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- Rex
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- Drake
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There was a mix of ham, cb, and gmrs. Most had the last.
Bridge over good grayling river in northeast BC:
Narrow trail into one of my "secret spots":
Northeastern BC backroad in early fall:
Narrow trail into one of my "secret spots":
Northeastern BC backroad in early fall:
Member III
Some photos from an overnighter in Anza Borrego this weekend. I started out in Little Blair Valley at around 9 pm, then after spending the night I headed to
Fish Creek Wash.
Fish Creek Wash: Fish Creek Wash
Little Blair Valley camp site.
Really simple camp. I slept in my 4Runner.
Rolling through Blair Valley
Fish Creek Wash
The Wind Caves (just off Fish Creek Wash)
I tried this little raised fire pit for the first time. It was great, it folds down to the size of a skinny laptop and was perfect for just me out there. Because it was so small, I only took half a bundle of wood with me.
Amazon link:
The sunrise over the floor of Little Blair Valley
Fish Creek Wash.
Fish Creek Wash: Fish Creek Wash
Little Blair Valley camp site.
Really simple camp. I slept in my 4Runner.
Rolling through Blair Valley
Fish Creek Wash
The Wind Caves (just off Fish Creek Wash)
I tried this little raised fire pit for the first time. It was great, it folds down to the size of a skinny laptop and was perfect for just me out there. Because it was so small, I only took half a bundle of wood with me.
Amazon link:
The sunrise over the floor of Little Blair Valley
