Elbe Rock crawl and Rainier Vista

Corey Y · Dec 5, 2008

I put up directional signs for the truck drivers today :cheer:

Jaydog · Dec 6, 2008

Crazy Daze said:
I put up directional signs for the truck drivers today :cheer:

Very Nice

Spanaway Mudder · Dec 6, 2008

Crazy Daze said:
I put up directional signs for the truck drivers today :cheer:

wow..:redneck:

pokey · Dec 6, 2008

Is there going to be a group up there to help direct and such ? Havent seen anything about a work party anywhere :eeek:

Gibby1 · Dec 6, 2008

pokey said:
Is there going to be a group up there to help direct and such ? Havent seen anything about a work party anywhere :eeek:

Currently, I believe like were just stockpiling. Sound like Corey has it under control.

If need be Corey, I can drive down there tomorrow to help them with where to dump the rocks.

Brian H · Dec 6, 2008

Corey give me a call before you leave.

Corey Y · Dec 6, 2008

I drew a map for the drivers and instructions for where to dump the rocks. They will dump them in the water hole and in that general area. They shouldnt need any help, as they are just driving to the end of the road and dumping the rocks. Next year Gibby and the Faithwheelers can organize a work party to put the boulders in place on the Rainier Vista trail. :hi:

Spanaway Mudder · Dec 6, 2008

Crazy Daze said:
I drew a map for the drivers and instructions for where to dump the rocks. They will dump them in the water hole and in that general area. They shouldnt need any help, as they are just driving to the end of the road and dumping the rocks. Next year Gibby and the Faithwheelers can organize a work party to put the boulders in place on the Rainier Vista trail. :hi:

until then..go break your ****!!:redneck:

Gibby1 · Dec 6, 2008

Crazy Daze said:
I drew a map for the drivers and instructions for where to dump the rocks. They will dump them in the water hole and in that general area. They shouldnt need any help, as they are just driving to the end of the road and dumping the rocks. Next year Gibby and the Faithwheelers can organize a work party to put the boulders in place on the Rainier Vista trail. :hi:

ABOLUTELY!:beer:

HotRodJosh · Dec 8, 2008

Was up at Elbe Sunday........the rocks are dumped right in front of the waterhole.
Looking forward to the progress with 'em.

wheelinjp · Dec 8, 2008

HotRodJosh said:
Was up at Elbe Sunday........the rocks are dumped right in front of the waterhole.
Looking forward to the progress with 'em.

Hey josh did you build another wheeler? its me sean, jr's buddy.

Corey Y · Dec 10, 2008

There was 10 single truckloads of rock delivered. The drivers said there was not enough area to turn a trailer around. The Mt. Highway jobsite is still producing boulders from the utility trenches, and the neighboring jobsite has a coulple loads sitting in a pile. Marc from RPD said that later this month, there should be another 10 single truckloads ready to be hauled.

Lucas · Dec 11, 2008

I was hoping that pile of Big rocks there at 204th was going to go up there... Sounds like they just didnt want to drag the trailer up there, i wouldnt want to either.

wheelinjp · Dec 11, 2008

I was up there saturday and they were hauling solo trucks in. saw two of them when we were leaving. where are the piles corey? we went down the road with the campground on it and didnt see any piles.

Brian H · Dec 11, 2008

wheelinjp said:
I was up there saturday and they were hauling solo trucks in. saw two of them when we were leaving. where are the piles corey? we went down the road with the campground on it and didnt see any piles.

At the very end in the old rock quary.

Corey Y · Dec 11, 2008

Lucas said:
I was hoping that pile of Big rocks there at 204th was going to go up there... Sounds like they just didnt want to drag the trailer up there, i wouldnt want to either.

It might, the "smaller" ones atleast.

The rock pile is at the end of 9 road, past the camp ground, past where most of the trails start/finish, all the way at the dead end where the rock bowl is.

Lucas · Dec 12, 2008

Crazy Daze said:
It might, the "smaller" ones atleast.

Cant get the big one's up there? Would probably need a side dump for those. Or someone with a steel box truck with the gate off

You work for RPD?

Corey Y · Dec 12, 2008

The big ones would need a large excavator at the unload site to get them off the lowboy, too much $$$$ for us poor 4x4 guys. I dont work for RPD but I know a few guys that do.