Was out exercising the new Jeep in its natural environment -- remote areas of the Inyo Mountains and northern Mojave desert. More later.
UPDATE:
A dirty Jeep is a happy Jeep. This is a happy Jeep:
-- Badtux the Tired Penguin
16 hours ago
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Back in town
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My Veloster might be capable of climbing Mount Washington. But it won't.
ReplyDeleteNice pics. Brings me back to when I walked Mt. Katahdin's Knife Edge. Here's a picture that seems to understate the vertical: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_cSsG7Xk6krA/TDB_N0COpFI/AAAAAAABXiI/dXaNO6WPrik/s800/IMG_4528.jpg
Well, that didn't work. Google it, I guess.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos.
ReplyDeleteAre ya smiling though?
ReplyDeleteNan, pasted the photo and saw it. Cool :). Like your picture, my picture understates the vertical too. This was some rugged countryside, and beautiful in a stark and wild way.
ReplyDeleteLynne: I took 500+ photos on this trip. Saw some really cool things, blew by dozens of places I want to go back to and explore in more depth.
Busted: Yep! :).
- Badtux the Refreshed Penguin