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re: Hump Day Cooking and Drinking
Posted on 8/12/15 at 9:41 pm to Bossier2323
Posted on 8/12/15 at 9:41 pm to Bossier2323
In California now, so I guess Mexican 
They had some intensely long grades between Vegas and here. Props to the big rig drivers who can make it. Some of the guys were way underpowered and I guess grabbed the wrong gear, because they'd be chugging along at 5mph while other loaded down trucks were cruising 45mph.
Once I got out of Flagstaff, the ride sucked. Nothing but desert and spots that looked like a really strong guy stacked some pebbles up.
Was only 110 in Death Valley. They have a huge 40ft tall thermometer. It was hotter in Louisiana and Texas when I left.
I got to go up this mountain trail on that mountain I was at outside of Flagstaff. It was like an old Jeep trail or something, but I rode on it for about 5 miles and turned around because it was raining really hard. Wet rocks and mud were making me slide everywhere.
Grand Canyon was just as I expected...a huge hole in the ground. Pretty cool looking though. The chick working the booth was
On the way out, I decided to take what I thought was a decent, maintained forest road. Turned into a powerline trail about a half mile in. I didn't have room to turn around, so I just kept on going. Thanks to the two straight days of rain, it was muddy as frick. I had to concentrate pretty hard, and at one point, I looked at my speedo and it said 95...I was actually going about 10, but had my truck fricking tached out. I was out of cell range, in the middle of BFE, and all I was thinking about was Swampers
Vegas traffic sucked. I tried to go down the strip, but they have it set up to where you have to stop at every single one of the 4000 stoplights. I got aggravated, and after seeing all of the nature shite, it ended up being stupid.
Saw a bunch of dust devils, cactus, and yucca and actually had some sage brush hit the side of my truck with a huge gust of wind.
LA is exactly like everyone says. Smog everywhere. The whole city smells like a dump. Traffic was horrendous.
Bout to head to El Paso via San Diego tomorrow. Hopefully the traffic won't be as bad.
Eta: I forgot I had my piece in my truck...until I ran into a agricultural checkpoint on the interstate. Pulled off on some dirt road and had to throw it in the toolbox
They had some intensely long grades between Vegas and here. Props to the big rig drivers who can make it. Some of the guys were way underpowered and I guess grabbed the wrong gear, because they'd be chugging along at 5mph while other loaded down trucks were cruising 45mph.
Once I got out of Flagstaff, the ride sucked. Nothing but desert and spots that looked like a really strong guy stacked some pebbles up.
Was only 110 in Death Valley. They have a huge 40ft tall thermometer. It was hotter in Louisiana and Texas when I left.
I got to go up this mountain trail on that mountain I was at outside of Flagstaff. It was like an old Jeep trail or something, but I rode on it for about 5 miles and turned around because it was raining really hard. Wet rocks and mud were making me slide everywhere.
Grand Canyon was just as I expected...a huge hole in the ground. Pretty cool looking though. The chick working the booth was
On the way out, I decided to take what I thought was a decent, maintained forest road. Turned into a powerline trail about a half mile in. I didn't have room to turn around, so I just kept on going. Thanks to the two straight days of rain, it was muddy as frick. I had to concentrate pretty hard, and at one point, I looked at my speedo and it said 95...I was actually going about 10, but had my truck fricking tached out. I was out of cell range, in the middle of BFE, and all I was thinking about was Swampers
Vegas traffic sucked. I tried to go down the strip, but they have it set up to where you have to stop at every single one of the 4000 stoplights. I got aggravated, and after seeing all of the nature shite, it ended up being stupid.
Saw a bunch of dust devils, cactus, and yucca and actually had some sage brush hit the side of my truck with a huge gust of wind.
LA is exactly like everyone says. Smog everywhere. The whole city smells like a dump. Traffic was horrendous.
Bout to head to El Paso via San Diego tomorrow. Hopefully the traffic won't be as bad.
Eta: I forgot I had my piece in my truck...until I ran into a agricultural checkpoint on the interstate. Pulled off on some dirt road and had to throw it in the toolbox
This post was edited on 8/12/15 at 9:43 pm
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Posted on 8/12/15 at 9:59 pm to Hammertime
quote:
throw it in the toolbox
always
:cheersPosted on 8/12/15 at 10:13 pm to aVatiger
These mother frickers over here are serious about that shite. It's a felony if you have a loaded gun in your car. Mag and gun have to be locked individually away from each other
Posted on 8/12/15 at 10:31 pm to Hammertime
Yeah, man...
It's those moments that make me glad I live in the south, I hate driving through fricking Conn and Ma for this exact reason. frick some gun rediculous laws...
It's those moments that make me glad I live in the south, I hate driving through fricking Conn and Ma for this exact reason. frick some gun rediculous laws...
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