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| Crawfords Camp. Nice place. | Left to right - Larry Smith, Jay Kopycinski, David Moore, Al Dolney | ||
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| Larry Smith's rig | Al likes taking pictures of large metal obejct found in the woods | This is the strange old turret crane thing that looks like it was used for lumber loading a loooong time ago. | |
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| Its located at the intersection of trail 8 and 10, near the bottom of Slickrock. | |||
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| The AllPro "Truggy". Note that there are no guages. | |||
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| More of the truggy. | |||
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| The Toyota - Dana 60 hybrid front axle. | |||
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| Hot damn, I scored me a Unimog! This fellow, Patrick from somewhere in South Carolina, had a really nice Mog, but its tires just werent aggressive enough to get him over the last obstacle on Slickrock. | |||
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| The Unimog rear winch. | The Baugh Castle in the Woods. | Matt and Leslie (I think that was her name) chillin at Stateline. | Another Mog. This one was diesel, the other was a gasser, which is kinda unusual. |
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| Upper 2. | |||
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| More of the diesel mog | A dangerously overloaded and improperly strapped down rig. This is an extremely dangerous situation. | ||