I've seen them in that area also, but can't recall them answering, but that doesn't mean anything. .lol
SPOTTED Thread
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zacattack20
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Which one of you led a police chase?
Burglary Suspect Leads Deputies on Off-Road Pursuit | NBC Southern California
Burglary Suspect Leads Deputies on Off-Road Pursuit | NBC Southern California
RPTFE00
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NewguyNY
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Spotted an Inferno Pro a couple days ago headed north on I-81 between Tully and Lafayette NY. I was in my inferno with a busted up front bumper headed southbound. No time for pics, but wondered if your on here. If so are you local? I've never seen another inferno around here, I haven't even seen another Pro for that matter.
gm350reratliff
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Spotted a nice lifted black 4th gen with a winch bumper on Sand Flats road in Moab this morning. I was on a red side by side and my wife was behind me in my white TE.
Later I spotted a nice silver lifted 4th gen with black wheels just outside of Dove Creek.
Later I spotted a nice silver lifted 4th gen with black wheels just outside of Dove Creek.
A10MileHusker
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Spotted in San Anselmo/Ross, CA just a few minutes ago
cbr900boy
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Saw a badass sliver 3rd gen with a SAS up front again. I believe he had a custom front and rear bumper along with a "Ballistic Fabrication" sticker on the rear passenger window. He was N/B on the 405 passed LAX around 0530 this morning. I know he saw me as well cause I was right next to him.
habanero
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Got a nice surprise Friday night when a nice looking black 3rd gen parked near mine at an Ozark Trail hiking trail build event This weekend. Tried hard not to harass [MENTION=98153]MStudt[/MENTION] too much about his cool trucky bits.
Good to meet you and yours, sorry to have missed y'all after the build. Lucky you, I'd have started in on your Appalachian Trail adventures. Hope you had a great time digging in the woods!
Good to meet you and yours, sorry to have missed y'all after the build. Lucky you, I'd have started in on your Appalachian Trail adventures. Hope you had a great time digging in the woods!
MStudt
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It was nice meeting you guys as well. Our group left around 2, and we headed up to Cedar Grove for some river camping with a lot less people. We did have a good time, and hope to help out more in the near future. We're thinking about adopting a section of trail to maintain as well. Maybe we'll see you at the next event?
habanero
Senior Member
As much as it is awesome to see 167 people building trail all at the same time yeah, that's a lot of people camping together! Most of the OTA events are much smaller. All of us working equaled a total of 3/4 of a mile of new hiking trail.
We personally are usually building closer to home as GORC members. Trying to decide whether to do the OTA Winona event, south of where we were. It's on Halloween so the kid is trying to talk us out of it.
We'll certainly see you and yours around at some build or another, it's one of our 'things we do'.
We chose to adopt a 3 mile section which is manageable for us. Gives us yet another reason to spend time in the woods.
MStudt
official vendor
As much as it is awesome to see 167 people building trail all at the same time yeah, that's a lot of people camping together! Most of the OTA events are much smaller. All of us working equaled a total of 3/4 of a mile of new hiking trail.
We personally are usually building closer to home as GORC members. Trying to decide whether to do the OTA Winona event, south of where we were. It's on Halloween so the kid is trying to talk us out of it.
We'll certainly see you and yours around at some build or another, it's one of our 'things we do'.
We chose to adopt a 3 mile section which is manageable for us. Gives us yet another reason to spend time in the woods.
I'm not sure what the next event we'll be heading to will be. We're going to be hiking a section of the AT over Halloween, and are planning to hike the OT throughout this winter. We do plan on going to the next meeting. I need to find out more on the Sawyer training, and adoption process.
