I just picked up my new exploration vehicle this week and did a bit of exploring on Sunday. I can now get to some really out of the way places.

Peter

Peter,

Jeeps are beauties for the back country. Mine is great. My two Tollers love riding in my jeep, and I am sure your two Shepards will love riding in yours.

Alan Grombacher
RKS#5531

Peter, you be standing in Tall Cotton with that outfit!

Ironwood dash?

Peter,
VERY COOL! Good luck with it and enjoy.

The latest edition of Backpacker Magazine has an article about getting to out of the way places
via 4 wheelers. Title is "Easy Epics." Kind of like car camping but a little more out of the way. Check it out!

Tony

Congrats on your new Jeep, looks fantastic. You're having more fun that what should be allowed!!!!

Pap

Glad to see you took my advice and (at least) got it a "little bit" dirty. Good luck with it. You know: There's an orange border around the new RKCC license plate!
Best, Capt. Chris

Tough and cool Peter - enjoy the new ride!

Super nice - congrats, Peter! I really like the color a lot.
This must be the only scenery where "orange" is some kind of camouflage for a car

The Jeep is cool, but I'm really envious of the "out of the way" places you'll be exploring in it !! Great pics, Peter.

Thanks for the nice comments guys

Went out to the eastern side of Mule Shoe canyon. Hiked down low and then scrambled up to the top of the canyon. Hiked to the end so we could come back on the opposite side, as there was no good way to go to the bottom and get back up.
There was a lot of Chert of various colors and some big boulders of it. I found a nice piece that used to be part of a knife blade or skinning tool. (Chert is a fine-grained silica-rich microcrystalline, cryptocrystalline or microfibrous sedimentary rock, and flint is a type of Chert)

Peter