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It's more awesome seeing it in person so come on out!

There are at least 8-10 Lost Lakes in Washington and another 19 in Oregon. Naming of lakes was very unoriginal at one point. :) Clear Lake was another popular name.

Anyways, the song is meant to be fun and maybe make you smile. And inspiration to get out in the wilderness with your friends.

Like the seatbelt chime. When offroad there are a million reasons to be hopping in and out. Spotting, moving downed trees, call of nature, adjusting the camera...

Inside joke.

Hopefully this is inspiration to get to this area a check it out.

It helped.

Stupid thing is stuck in my head like a virus. I've listened to it a thousand times editing the videos. :crazy: Still not sick of it. :crackup:

We are a group of passionate Ford Bronco owners who love getting together to explore the rugged beauty of the Pacific Northwest. We proudly call ourselves the No Double Honk Bronco Boys — a name we earned after disabling that dreaded factory honk "feature" once and for all. Out on the trails...

I'm emphasizing that it wasn't the fault of the semi.

“A 2023 Bronco, which Miller was driving, crossed the center line on Route 96 and collided with a semi-truck.”

Fixed.

Error on the video, stay tuned, will be fixed today.

I went back, this time with some accomplices, to Joyce Lake and beyond. Pechuck Lookout (4,338 ft) is Oregon’s only remaining stone fire lookout, open for day visits and first-come, first-served overnight stays. Moderate-to-strenuous hikes (e.g., ~5-mile round-trip from Rooster Rock Trailhead)...

Not surprisingly, there's a video... You just need to stay off the Alvord when it's wet. Same with Owyhees. Mud gets dangerous.