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I'm wearing some safety glasses tonight. Seems like eye issues are all over!
Speedy recoveries guys!
I'm wearing some safety glasses tonight. Seems like eye issues are all over!
Speedy recoveries guys!
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Preparation HThanks Greg! It was freaky at first when they were burning and getting worse by the minute! Just went to Walgreens and got some prescription drops. I tkihn thye're statrnig ot wkor.![]()

Thanks Steve,Walked up! with touring skis or a splitboard, you attached "skins" to the bottom of the ski that are similar to a cat tongue material, they only allow glide one way, and traction on the snow the other. The binding in walk mode pivots so you essentially cross country your ski all the way to the top. at the top you put your skis back to ski mode, or put your splitboard back into a snowboard, lock the bindings in with a pin, peel the skins off and put them in your bag and ride down. Its a lot of work, but pretty much the only way to access big mountain backcountry terrain consistently without a heli or sled (both of which I am opposed too for personal reason). Most people in my area either ski tour or splitboard, its very popular in BC
Thank you for your thoughts..they changed my appointment to the 8th just for pre op Evaluation. Then I will know something ..@Doc , Hoping your eye appt. went alright today. My BIL had the same thing. He had to lie face down for a while during the healing. Wishing you a speedy recovery.

Don't know how you keep them so clean! Beautiful pics, thanks...Took a week off for my birthday to do a little camping and to attend the Moore 2021 Overland Expo in Springfield, Mo(just checked into the hotel a couple hours ago).
Day one my brother(in his Power Wagon) did some off-roading in Citrus Wildlife Management Area in Citrus County, Florida. That was our first real world experience with the art of vehicle articulation. Safe to say I had a few pucker moments. We did some dispersed camping at Hopkins Prairie in Ocala National Forest.
Day two took us to Osceola National Forest for some different off-roading.I really tested and well beyond the “water fording” limit of the truck. I saw the water at one point crash over the front of the hood and that was as I hugged the left embankment to keep the alternator higher. Surprisingly the alternator was dry, the engine bay did get a few sprays of mud. I wonder if the bash plate keeps the water from rushing in as long as you don’t sit in the water. We found a large pond a half mile from a paved road and set up camp there. Not as scenic as Hopkins in Ocala, seemed people do use parts of this area to dump their trash.
Day three(today) woke up early and drove 14 hours - 973 miles to Springfield, Mo for the show. Ranger drove great, though I want to invest in a better lumbar support.
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Sorry, those were the only ones I got of their truck.Do you happen to have a better side shot of the blue ranger/ know if those are pro comp rims?
No problem!Sorry, those were the only ones I got of their truck.
More on the tire carrier on the blue truck please!?!?!?1?Moore ‘21, got to see the @589FAB Ranger. Great looking truck and got to talk with the guys for a bit. Saw a couple outside too.
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