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London Gentleman · Dec 15, 2007

Who alls been up there? Went up there tonight and seen the washout. Its pretty knarly, but still passable...:eeek:

KarlVP · Dec 15, 2007

I'd do it on a winch cable. But that's about it.

Metalbender · Dec 15, 2007

I would do it only after stacking some rock. I think 4-5 guys in 20-30 minutes could stack some river rock and would be doable

London Gentleman · Dec 16, 2007

Ya, it would be sketchy.

auburnaviator · Dec 16, 2007

Anybody get any pics for us while you were up there?

rooinater · Dec 16, 2007

that would be nice to see some pics, to know how bad it is.

Money Mark · Dec 16, 2007

Don't be pu**ies

it's fine. No stacking necessary.

War-Jeeper · Dec 16, 2007

i will be there tomorow i will try and remember to take some pictures if i head up that direction

blackcj71 · Dec 16, 2007

There were pictures of the washout on here but i believe they got deleted by the mods

pokey · Dec 16, 2007

without trying to start another pissing contest. How badly do you want the enviros pushing the DNR or County to close this trail ? with all the talk about it their just bound to find out that much easier. Please dont post pics of damaged trails until their already fixed properly. The internet is not always the friend you think it is:eeek:

crash2 · Dec 16, 2007

ToyBug said:
Don't be pu**iesit's fine. No stacking necessary.

This is what bugs me..

Mark I recall some time ago you had a certain rig--not as capable as what you have now---so do you deem it fair for a trail that is EXTREEMLY known for rigs like you use to have---told to screw off because they don't have a rig like yours?

EGO's just bug me

Money Mark · Dec 16, 2007

What does this have to do with

Money Mark · Dec 16, 2007

ToyBug said:
Don't be pu**iesit's fine. No stacking necessary.

Maybe it's puPPies.....as in puppy dogs.....:fawkdancesmiley:

Hellbilly · Dec 16, 2007

crash said:
This is what bugs me..

Mark I recall some time ago you had a certain rig--not as capable as what you have now---so do you deem it fair for a trail that is EXTREEMLY known for rigs like you use to have---told to screw off because they don't have a rig like yours?

EGO's just bug me

If your talking about the rig I now own I'd drive around it no problem!

iceman1 · Dec 16, 2007

ToyBug said:
Don't be pu**iesit's fine. No stacking necessary.

gunna check it out....sounds like more fun to me,,,,,,,:awesomework:

Binder · Dec 16, 2007

crash said:
This is what bugs me..

Mark I recall some time ago you had a certain rig--not as capable as what you have now---so do you deem it fair for a trail that is EXTREEMLY known for rigs like you use to have---told to screw off because they don't have a rig like yours?

And as I recall back then there were other more challenging trails at Reiter but they have since been paved. Maybe the pussies should go and run the freeway that used to be sackup?:stirpot:

Pat · Dec 16, 2007

I really want to see this washout, it seems like the pics probably don't do justice to the extent of the damage. I'm guessing a small-mid size excavator and some very large rocks will be involved in the repair? Is there any sort of plan? Can the repairs be attempted this time of year or is it too wet/unstable?
P.S. I'm no puPPie, I'll follow Mark- Straight to the scene of the crashed YJ!

JThompson · Dec 16, 2007

I was amazed at the changes. I always like it when a trail changes, for better or worse. And usually, as nature goes, it gets more difficult. Unfortunately for me, I am a pu**y who owns a full body rig with glass and carpet and a stereo, so I won't be attempting it anytime soon...
This used to be a fav trail to run with my family.