Our beloved Sam who passed away in 2021 on a nice bluff in Arkansas .
TJs in beautiful places
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Enjoying our public lands in South-Central NM.
Entrance to Carnage Canyon, Buena Vista, CO
Lake Bed, Johnson Valley, CA
On top of Backdoor, Johnson Valley, CA
SMOOR, Seymour, MO
Pritchet Canyon, Moab, UT
Cliffhanger, Moab, UT
Rubicon Trail, CA
Fordyce Trail, CA
Lake Bed, Johnson Valley, CA
On top of Backdoor, Johnson Valley, CA
SMOOR, Seymour, MO
Pritchet Canyon, Moab, UT
Cliffhanger, Moab, UT
Rubicon Trail, CA
Fordyce Trail, CA
Or, for us non-buggy types, the entrance to Chinaman's
sweet pics
Entrance to Carnage Canyon, Buena Vista, CO
“TJ grilles in beautiful places”
Thanks!
Or, for us non-buggy types, the entrance to Chinaman's
Haha yeah, Chinaman's was fun too!
Also hood, cowl, and dash!
deserteagle56
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My last snow run before we moved down to the lower 48.
Love it up there. But 7 months of winter is hard when you've got arthritis in every joint.
Love it up there. But 7 months of winter is hard when you've got arthritis in every joint.
You should see her license plate. My wife loves the stupid headlight coverz
deserteagle56
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deserteagle56
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Better than watching the Superbowl....
Exploring an abandoned homestead near China Mountain, northern Nevada, today.
Exploring an abandoned homestead near China Mountain, northern Nevada, today.
North Carolina, Virginia border. A litte cold out and everything is gray but the swamp river and jeep are looking great
There's a thread like this on the Tacoma forum I go to once in a while, and it has a ton of great photos...
Let's see your TJ in what you consider a great place - top of a mountain, by the lake, in the backwoods, on the beach, in the snow, etc. @Kiwi TJ - I expect some nice stuff from NZ...
Pathetically, I have no photos yet of my Rubicon in a beautiful place...
"TJs in beautiful places" includes experiencing it all with your kick-ass 9-year-old grandson.
#KeyBiscayne
deserteagle56
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Exploring the ruins of Tunnel Camp, old mining camp about 100 miles east of Reno, Nevada. That thing with the twin towers is a "stamp mill", used to crush ore back in the day, and I'm surprised it hasn't been hauled off to a museum somewhere.
I've been there a couple of times over the years. I'm also surprised it hasn't been cleaned out by the scrappers.
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