The Green Goat
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It'll be a green paradise in a few years.
I would be interested in seeing what it would look like at the end of next summer. Thanks for sharing.We went up to Old Orogrande (not too far from the present town of Orogrande) to see the total destruction made by the forest fire (it was in the middle of September). Pictures don't do it justice, not a green blade of grass anywhere. There were some outbuildings that burned, but no homes were lost.
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Notice the cement picnic table in the center of the picture. This was Orogrande campground #1. They had already started to clear out the debris.
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The fire got so hot that aluminum melted into a pool on the ground. The melting point for aluminum is 1,221 degrees.
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This picture was what the hotel looked like before the fire.
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This is where the old hotel once stood.
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This picture of the hotel was taken July 12, 1912.
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This road ends up at Wildhorse lake and Campground, and then a wheeler trail ends up at Hump lake.
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Wow!!! That is gorgeous!On Saturday I met up with the local snowmobile/atv club to brush the snowmobile trails that aren't normally open to atv/utv's. was a nice way to spend 4 hours in the woods.
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TWSS! (In this case literally)Wow!!! That is gorgeous!
Very nice rotopax.Added another RotoPax container today. 1.75 gallons of water. Not needed now but will come in handy next summer. Same mounting setup as the RotoPax Fuel pack.
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I would have those things knocked off by a tree in about 20 minutes, or 2 beers. Whichever comes first.Added another RotoPax container today. 1.75 gallons of water. Not needed now but will come in handy next summer. Same mounting setup as the RotoPax Fuel pack.
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Really like the seat covers. Where did you get those?Added another RotoPax container today. 1.75 gallons of water. Not needed now but will come in handy next summer. Same mounting setup as the RotoPax Fuel pack.
Me too. Maybe 10 minutes and two beers for me . I would still like to have a Roto Pax, mounted somewhere else.I would have those things knocked off by a tree in about 20 minutes, or 2 beers. Whichever comes first.
Seat covers from Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07QVBPKXR/?tag=sxsweb24-20Really like the seat covers. Where did you get those?
Me too. Maybe 10 minutes and two beers for me . I would still like to have a Roto Pax, mounted somewhere else.
The price and seat covers look great. They even have them in blueSeat covers from Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07QVBPKXR/?tag=sxsweb24-20
We put a12in on our p520 in the exact same place. Fits, works and looks great!Light bar finally installed
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Hey Mike. The back cover actually fits like a glove. The bottom fits well, just not perfect. Great ventilation. Liked them so much I bought a second set for when these wear out. They were $26.00 when I got them.The price and seat covers look great. They even have them in blue View attachment 361786. The dimensions of the seat backs, looks like they may be a little short. Obviously you were able to make them work. Was that any problem?
Thanks, Mike
Good Lord when I first saw your picture, I thought that was your rear bumper. HA!Twas the night before Deer Camp, the 520 was nestled on its trailer with dreams WhiteTail deer riding in the bed.View attachment 361864