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| This looks like the rock that ate my fender on the way up. This time I steered to the right of it and managed to miss it by inches. |
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| Making the final decent before the last big obstacle. I was suprised to see that my right-rear tire was barely touching the ground in this shot. It didn't seem that I was that topsy at the time. I bet it wouldn't take much to put one of these on it's side while in this position. In fact as I was following Bob in his Jeep, there was one point where he did a balancing act and barely avoided a tumble. Before I could warn him on the CB, he was past the danger point...whew. |
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| Over the Devil's Crack. More of a controlled slide and fall rather than a slow descent. Both camera people in this photo are from Petersons Four-Wheel and Off-Road magazine. I tried to shmooze the girl (on the right) to put the Beast in their magazine...shea right! I never did get this year's Moab issue, so if any of you have a copy and see the Beast in it, let me know. |
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| Last ledge leaving the "Baby Z-Turn". It was a fun ride, slow at times and fun to watch others maneuver their vehicles over the rocks. This one has had a reputation for being kinda tough and I was anxious to try it. It wasn't too bad and well worth another run someday. This was also my first organized trail run in Moab, so that was fun too. |
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| Later that day we stopped by the Spanish Arena, Easter Jeep Safari Headquarters, to check out the vendor's exhibits. It was a big boy's toy store! Out in the parking lot was one of the many casualties of Moab, looks like he didn't quite hit a line just right. Or maybe he was hotdogging and bounced over...either way this 'Zuki has seen better days. |
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