also doesnt meet the challenge requirements.. but note the angle of the hill versus trees and jeeps... took this from my side step
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Resurrecting a pic from the first few days of ownership here back in November of '21.
This was in Big Bend, on Glen Springs Rd, near Black Gap Rd.
This was in Big Bend, on Glen Springs Rd, near Black Gap Rd.
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That’s a part of Texas people either love or hate. I happen to love it out there because it’s so different from where I grew up in Missouri. Also back when the Terlingua Ghost town was more of a ghost town was just an awesome place to enjoy a drink with some of the quirky locals. It has become very touristy in the last 5 years.Resurrecting a pic from the first few days of ownership here back in November of '21.
This was in Big Bend, on Glen Springs Rd, near Black Gap Rd.
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I loved it out there. So remote, quiet, peaceful.
We rode out there all day and didn't see another vehicle on any of those "roads" until 4-5 hours in, and that was down near River Rd. and the Boquillas crossing.
I would thoroughly enjoy going back time and time again, and actually would not mind at all living somewhere close enough to go often. Like somewhere between Ft. Stockton and San Antonio.
Maybe one day.
And yeah, the tourist influx I could see some evidence of, even though it's still really small and desolate, even in the towns nearby. The scarcity of water and sewer-type services towards Terlingua and Lajitas keeps it small, I think.
Definitely a place to get away from people for a few days. As long as you stay away from the whole Chisos Lodge area. Good for a visit, but my heart lies out in the expanses and emptiness where people aren't.
Enjoy your Bronco Ray!just got back from A forest ride with our group, AL-PAN from gulf coast bronco association good times.
this is one of the members heritage. awesome bronco!!
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I’m just north of San Antonio and it’s still a solid 8 hr drive to get out there. Just too far for a 2 day weekend, or we’d be out there at least twice a year. We actually considered buying some desert near Terlingua at $500 an acre years back. Many people out there are living off grid and collect water from their roofs and/or buy it. Not much rain this year we’re in a severe drought.
That color wrap is pretty nice!! Thanks for sharing with the forum.Forgot I had a picture of a wrapped Bronco I took a few months back. Nothing crazy like the winner's but I did have to do a double take and realize something looked "off" about it.
That color wrap is pretty nice!! Thanks for sharing with the forum.
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My wife took this last yr in Anaconda MT, of our son Alexander ,may he rest in peace,watching drag racing.
Thank you for sharing a beautiful and powerful photo. I can only imagine how meaningful it must be to you. It’s clear why this shot stood out—it captures such a special moment. Sending my deepest condolences to you and your family. You’ve won this challenge, but more importantly, you’ve shared a memory that will stay with all of us.
at least they got my name correct
Thank you Jess . We do indeed treasure all the moments we enjoyed with Alexander. He enjoyed the Bronco as much as we do and would be excited that we now have another.
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This picture is one that Alexander sent us of one he saw at the beginning of his trip......
No it is not ours, but he did talk to them about it and taking it out.
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For the next challenge please post a picture that someone emailed or texted or otherwise sent you.
This picture is one that Alexander sent us of one he saw at the beginning of his trip......
No it is not ours, but he did talk to them about it and taking it out.
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@AcenTitus sent me the drone shots he took of Granger's lot about a week before I was able to fly to Iowa. I gave him my VIN and he found my Bronco waiting for me...
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