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hunterdan
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- 2010 Chevy Silverado
What lake was that? I know that area fairly well, but didn't know there was anywhere up there to wheel, besides the fire roads on a local mountain.
Dan
Dan
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- Down by da river, hon
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- '95 Sport
Fire roads are pretty much all we wheeled, Dan. I think it was White or Peach Lake or somesuch... I'll ask. It was nice just to have a laid back weekend with no crazy hard obstacles for a change so we could enjoy the fall colors.
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yea, the senic ride throug the woods was definately a blast. was real nice to just roll around and relax for the weekend
my co workers think i was a lil to tranquil today
my co workers think i was a lil to tranquil today
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I would have to agree even though I didn't drive any rigs.. Sometimes a nice easy drive to see the scenery is better than a day trashing the rig thru mud & rocks.
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