What if it Snows?

People get attached to the strangest things.

 

Know Blodgett and buckeye very well, 1st trip we made up there we went out of Tom's parking lot because there was no movement, so we we went up country to hartless did OK there so we turned around and went to 11 pines...that's where everything went bad.

Walked the 2 miles back to Tom's, broke in to the place then slept in front of the woodstove, got up next morning to hike out, got around stumpy meadows and a Jeep showed up that REFUSED to go us a ride.

So finally cuaght one of Blodgetts folks in Muttin canyon and got a ride.

Sorry that was long winded.
Still know a familydown volcanoville and a friend acrossthe road from buckeye.
we had a lot of fun there.
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They are nice pickups. I'm a Ford guy, but I'd dang sure take a 72 3/4 ton 4x Chev too.

 

I come across that there's a good chance I'll buy it.

 

I'm amazed Buckeye is still there. I haven't been there since about 1968. I'm guessing it has changed a bit.

 

It is also a tri-drive, you can hear the Horton fan kick in as it is about half way across

This is standard stuff in the outback

 

I'll never understand pickup truck people.

 

This is standard operating procedure over here….



The make of truck is a pure coincidence…..

 

You're mean

 

And 22 years later I was born.