The tequila and jack came out and we settled for a good chat around the fire.
Stingray getting a little extra water before leaving camp 1.
No one carries any kind of water filter/purefier?
I have one of these and it works great. Just pump right into my camel bak
No one carries any kind of water filter/purefier?
I have one of these and it works great. Just pump right into my camel bak
Amazon.com : MSR MiniWorks EX Microfilter : Camping Water Filters : Sports & Outdoors
I have deep deep admiration for those who can fix electrical problems. I would have been buzzard food.
We were on our second day of riding and we had a late start. However, after we left camp 1 we hit some good roads on which we could ride a bit faster and make up lost time. We came upon a ranch which we had denominated "stay away ranch". We had been through the ranch before and we did not have good feelings from our experience. Although nothing really happened, we felt that things could have been different for the worse.
RB, you are mostly right! The roads that we are riding on are mostly, and I mean mostly public road to our knowledge. Most of the trails are unused ones and they have not been used in a long time. I guess they were designed to connect ranches and ejidos at one time or another. Some of this trails are old cavalry/army trails from the time of the mexican revolution and Pancho Villa. I said mostly right because at one pint or another we are on private property, as you can see when we ride just in front of the house, or across a corral. The ranch owners are very nice and so far we have not have an issue when we ask permission to go through. They act like we are supposed to go through and they just built stuff around the road. So, yeah, they could be considered CR or RR. I am glad you are enjoying the report. Thanks for asking.Howdy Muddy Waters,
Are the roads shown in the video actually located on private land? Perhaps the routes you are using are the equivalent of obscure public accessible "CR or county roads" that go through private property?
...curious as to what happened in the prior visit at the "stay away ranch" location...
Nice report, guys!
RB
Talk about out back of beyond! I can't imagine the work that went into finding that "road", looks like a whole lotta fun and thanks for posting the pics & movies... especially good while trying not to work, at work.