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Don, Carol, Alan and I met up at my QTH and departed for Grants around 0800 with the key to the locked gate in tow. (Thanks to my cousin Walt) Once through the gate (see picks) we headed up the road

Great pictures Dale. It's on our list now...Geo?

Don did his best to activate Mount Withington today but rain and lightning changed our plans. Decided to depart the summit. see video link of hail storm https://youtu.be/Mef-Iq5RV54 Proposed

Wow, that’s beautiful! And way back in there… fred

I didn’t have high expectations for Bear Wallow W5N/GW-007 but it is a beautiful summit and a good road. Blackberries were ripe just up from Mogollon NM and I picked a hat full in no time. tower was

Proposed Action: W5N/MG-007? Mount Withington? Monday August 12, 2024. We will depart my QTH by 0800. QRV should be around 1730 UTC. I have already activated this one so I will be chasing and trying

Glad it was helpful. Yeah, you are through with the kid-stunts in the sand, I doubt you will ever pop a bead. Mike. Sent: Thursday, August 8, 2024 8:56 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

So much more than I understood before. Thank you for taking the time. The KO2’s are pretty stiff sidewall, and at 20 psi still stand up, but I can tell the difference. Thanks for ideas on how to

Hey Carol…… people have reported that this is the same compressor as SSW sells. They were not available when I bought my compressor or I might have tried this one.

Hey there Fred. After the gym I did a hard 15 miles on the bicycle….. It was only 90° until this afternoon. Then sat in front of the TV for a bit, cooling down and drinking some water. But now is a

Thanks Carol, your comments are MOST welcome! I'm newly encouraged. Unless I encounter "Winter" conditions in September it looks to be a breeze. Again, many thanks for your invaluable comments! 73,

Capilla is my closest peak so I've been up there a lot, I can see it from my house. You should have no problems other than winter - when it is impassable without chains/winches etc. The trail is just

Mike thanks for the very detailed reply. I've never bothered deflating tires for going off-road because I've never considered myself to be going anywhere that "extreme", however after yesterday I

. from lake Peak yesterday with granddaughter, Liza, some robber jays approached us and asked for hand-outs. I had Liza insist that they fetch their prize directly from her hand and no other way would

Capilla Peak road rocks are definitely more benign than the rocks around Gallinas. Notes: * Capilla is a drive-up. Much more fun and really quite easy is the hike along the scenic ridge to nearby Osha

Fred – let me get back with you. I made a promise to a brother veteran that I would spread his ashes on top of Mordor Mountain (W5T/FR-001). I need to get to the gym for my work out before it gets

Wow! I had that one planned for Sept 24, going from NC to AZ in a Tacoma - with Michelin Defender road tires with 30,000 miles on them! But not now! On my return trip, AZ-NC, I'd planned Capilla Peak,

Mike, I use two tire speed-flate hoses now, and like it. They also have a four tire, but my compressor is not up to that. I like how the tires side to side can be in exact balance pressure. My

Only 3 flats? I have seen worse. I have not experienced worse? The 4X4 club I belong to is going to be putting on a class for field tire repair later this year, probably before the big Southern New

Whoa !!! In shock from your report. John and I also lost two tires in there, but in our case, going to Cougar. The first tire to to go was from a nail. The second tire, the spare, was from it being