MzPriss

yes when they do the Whiskey Runner events they usually have a limited menu. But it’s still good. we are free most weekends. Let me know what works for you for a pre run.

Guessing this was for us? Depending on when we are down. Just an FYI the Co-op is hosting a chili cook off the day of your run. Not sure if the kitchen will be open but we will check this week.

The Co-Op is a MUST stop! We eat their about once a week, mostly because it's the closest place to us, but also because we really do enjoy the food.

This is a great area and quite literally out our front door. Be sure to stop at the Co-Op in Arlington just north of where you catch Agua Caliente for the best burger and garlic fries ever.

Loved the report. I'm not sure I am brave enough or confident enough to even think about wanting to do this one, so thank you for sharing! Hope Jack is healing quickly and we see him out on a trail again soon.

Regrettably, we have to miss this. I hope you all have an amazing time, and we will catch you on the next run.

Two adults, one rig, one bar cart with tent.

The views were awesome. Thanks for another great run. So happy to find that Mrs Shellback really isn’t a figment of your imagination 🤣 Some Pics from the day.

Traffic is brutal. Running about 15 behind. Sorry!

I didn’t take many photos this time but it was a great run with the walk down to the cabin and spring a definite highlight. Thanks for another great trip!

It was a great run. Thanks for leading it Marty! I believe you down played the bug situation. They were no joke. Thanks for the Buddy shout out. He was a trooper for sure. I’ll add the photos I managed to take, including aforementioned Buddy wiped out from the day.

Home and clean. That’s as far as a we got. Great run. Thanks Marty!

We are still in.

Scrolling through old posts this morning, prepping for new adventures. I often forget I purchased one of these. I usually use mine for breakfast. Premade at home burritos popped in when we hit the trail, flipped about 30 minutes in and ready when it starts to smell good. I had forgotten about the squished pan under, I have just crumpled foil under. I'm not one to want to eat immediately in the morning, so this is a great option for me when I'm ready to eat an hour or so on the road (after the coffee kicks in). I've also put premade meals into the loaf pan for a dinner option. Homemade individual precooked meatloaf, half of a potato and any veggie wrapped separately on top is great. The premade meals theksmith references above work great repackaged into the loaf pans if you don't want to precook meals as well.

+1 please

Yes please!

I sure hope I got the maneuver that was Rita's demise out of my system!

Sign us up! Planning on bar cart....but you never know, may be the Princess Mobile (aka 43 ft 5th wheel).

Jack got a 3.5 inch Metal Cloak lift, Fox 2.0 shocks, Teraflex rzeppa high angle joint, Metal Cloak evap canister and power steering relocation brackets installed. She's ready for a shake down run!

Jack got her lift. 3.5 inch Metal Cloak. Installed by Valley Spring. Went with the Fox 2.0 thanks for the recommendations!

This was such a great trip! Thanks for sharing the video. I see you caught my good side momentarily. 😆

Bumble is a perfect name! Poor Barbie, lost her parking spot already.

Jack should be perfect by then. Sign is up!

Well, I went with the Fox 2.0. Two have arrived, two are stuck in transit. Notification that the lift has shipped. The anticipation is killing me!

Last fall Rita took a little nap on the way home. I was uninjured, but Rita unfortunately didn't make it. So, last week I did a thing and bought Jack. She's a 2017 Rubicon Hardrock. She was 100% stock and 100% a pavement princess when I drove her off the lot. We salvaged everything we could from Rita, including the 35s. Those went on Jack this weekend. They rub in the front when offroad, but on the pavement they are fine. I've ordered the 3.5 Metal Cloak lift for her. It arrives shortly. I believe I've finally decided on the Fox 2.0 shocks....but haven't pulled the trigger. I'm not usually this indecisive. Here is Jack before with her stock shoes and after with Rita's 35s. And, I've had a lot of questions about Jack's name. She named herself on day one. As we drove to get her all I could think of was I was going to need a drink after the dealership hassle....and on the day Rita tipped over I had just purchased a brand new big bottle of Jack that survived the calamity and soothed my injured pride that night, and so she was named before I even drove her home. Looking forward to having her lifted so I can get some more off-road time. I've certainly missed some ORP trips and the dirt therapy. (Extra hands on wrenching days welcome. 🙂 )