Assesment w/pics
Well I found my missing disc so here are the missing photos I was supposed to post:
early 1900's concrete battle ship
We drove by beachfront from just after the ferry landing/Ft Travis, to the first night of camping just west of the Lost Hwy 87
How Doug wakes his buddies up after a drunk'n stooper the next morning.
Everyone getting on an old piece of the highway 87
Everyone flexing on what used to be a roadside building
Doug finding his Baja carnage from the night before
John and I working the pole together
Doug (Doug), Jeff (SVO), Rob (GoFast), Dillon, John (up top)(Johnstone)
Doug didn't see this one coming LMAO!
Here's John the Klingon, he rode the 20 miles like this.
Ride'm Coyboy
One of two bouy anchors that were washed ashore, the other was way bigger
Navajo Sun rise (Thanx Johnstone)
We weren't able to get to the Fort Travis the first night as we were late, but we did make it back on our way out
In order to deviate from paying $15 to park, we got some icecream from Joe's
Lori (Stang Girl), Brandy (Baby Girl), Jason (Zavaral), John (Johnstone)
Although I suggested the idea for this trip and put together the maps and such, I really want to thank everyone who came out to participate in the festivities and express thier enthusiasm about this trip, you truley are the one who made it worth it.
Including the ones who called me on the phone and were not able to make it.
This was an awsome trip, it was great to come back to places I have been and seen the changes that have occured over the years.
It was also a pleasure as always to meet new forum members and see others that I haven't seen in a while.
Doug/Danny I'm glad you made it home safely, with T-case problems, and despite having to leave early cause of drama caused by Ms. K.
It was great you could attend will do it again before you get shipped out.
Dispite someone who could say the "F" word more times in five min than most of us say in a life time, it was still fantasic.
To watch Rob's son go wheeling for the first time and see that smile on his face was priceless, THANX DILLON!
We had more food than you could shake a stick at, from sandwhiches, deer meat/sasage, sasages, T-bone steak, baked potatoes, chips, beer, coffee, hot coco, soda pop, and whatever else you could think of.
To camp out is always the best, the entertainment as always was top notch!
To Mr. Brooks at Ft. Travis, thank you for taking the time to give us some great history, and for your hard work and trying to make a great place even better.
And thanks to the people of the Elissa for keeping more 18th century history alive.
And thank you Rick for the Explorerforum!
To you all, thanx for making this weekend a great one for us!
Jeff - :navajo:
