Used to think those things were very cool until I rented one for a day in Alaska. What an uncomfortable rattlebox but to each his own. Liking my BB more every day.Never going to see the BS I ordered but here is the Wrangler I’m looking at.
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The Southwest is so photogenic. The wide open spaces seem to clear your mind of the daily clutter and give you some perspective of your significance in the world. Driving along the rim of the Rio Grande Gorge glassing for Bighorns. Shot this Bighorn before sunrise. The ambiant light produced soft, muted colors in the sea of sage and the ram. Our beautiful world, pass it on.
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What brand are the nudgebar and lights? Looks great.Got some decal and a nudge bar installed
The Little Blue Bronco visits the most famous mission church in the Southwest in Ranchos de Taos, NM. San Francisco de Asis Mission Church, built by priests with Native American labor when this was still a part of the Viceroy of New Spain.
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That's really cool !The Little Blue Bronco visits the most famous mission church in the Southwest in Ranchos de Taos, NM. San Francisco de Asis Mission Church, built by priests with Native American labor when this was still a part of the Viceroy of New Spain.
My WORST shot of the Little Blue Bronco. Yesterday it visited the the Gorge west of Taos, John Dunn Bridge in Rio Grande del Norte National Monument and then up forest roads from Questa to Greenie Peak and then down Malette Canyon Trail to Red River NM. I've had opportunities on this trip to try out the paddle shifters, sport mode and trail control. Sport works almost as good as shifting manually on paved mountain road. Trail control is great going downhill for miles.
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Looks like fun! Where is this? Curious, how did the clutches handle the sand. I suspect this is going to be a weak spot for the BS.
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Brings back memories, grew up in Taos N.M. Beautiful town and views, culture, thanks for the great pictures ?The Little Blue Bronco visits the most famous mission church in the Southwest in Ranchos de Taos, NM. San Francisco de Asis Mission Church, built by priests with Native American labor when this was still a part of the Viceroy of New Spain.
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