Payson AZ Pics
- Thread starter DoMiNiC
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bluejeepkid
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Bullhead City
Nice scenery
MT Mike
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Helena, MT
Where's the trail?
Brent T
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Glendale, AZ
No, I think he's asking "Where's the trail?" As in where is the trail?
I see. lol
Take the 87 north from Phoenix, around 10 miles past the town of Strawberry you will take a right onto "Rim Road" go for 5-6 miles and you will come up to the edge of the rim, there is great camping and is always empty. This is the best spot to go if you want to see the rim but not a ton of people. IMO
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mogollon_Rim
Take the 87 north from Phoenix, around 10 miles past the town of Strawberry you will take a right onto "Rim Road" go for 5-6 miles and you will come up to the edge of the rim, there is great camping and is always empty. This is the best spot to go if you want to see the rim but not a ton of people. IMO
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mogollon_Rim
I think he is asking "Where is the Trail?" because we are not to drive off of the trail, EVER!
Photos like yours can be used to hurt our cause even if it was on privet land or you were on a old over grown trail or etc. etc. etc. . . .
You might want to pull the photos down and never post in public.
Photos like yours can be used to hurt our cause even if it was on privet land or you were on a old over grown trail or etc. etc. etc. . . .
You might want to pull the photos down and never post in public.
ColoradoRaptor
Headbanging Hillbilly
- Location
- Canon City, Crawlorado
X2 :twak:
This was on a camp site in a national forest that I bought a permit to be in, this is also in a designated camp site. I am not ripping up stuff, these are in a clearing that we were camping in. I understand that the people that would use these pics to paint a ugly picture of the 4 wheel community don't care about the detail of the shot. However, I have a hard time thinking that these are the pics any one would use to portray us as "land raping animals". Sorry if I upset any one with these graphic pics of my land trouncing trip around my camp site. Please take these pics down as I don't want to give such ammunition to the "sierra club, eco-snow cone pissing" machine.
But for real I can't take them down but I will not be butt hurt if an admin removes them due to there nature
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MT Mike
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Helena, MT
Letterman is right, I was asking "Where's the trail" because your photos make it look like you're traveling cross country, which we all (hopefully) know is not good for anyone. No, your not "tearing anything up", but your photos can be taken in a negative light. Just food for thought in the future. Unfortunately, appearances are everything.
This was on a camp site in a national forest that I bought a permit to be in, this is also in a designated camp site. I am not ripping up stuff, these are in a clearing that we were camping in. I understand that the people that would use these pics to paint a ugly picture of the 4 wheel community don't care about the detail of the shot. However, I have a hard time thinking that these are the pics any one would use to portray us as "land raping animals". Sorry if I upset any one with these graphic pics of my land trouncing trip around my camp site. Please take these pics down as I don't want to give such ammunition to the "sierra club, eco-snow cone pissing" machine.
But for real I can't take them down but I will not be butt hurt if an admin removes them due to there nature
Wow, I did not expect that kind of response, very well said and I agree with you. I think your photos are border line at best, and I really like the look of the second shot, but . . .
You sound like you are just like most of us that got a Jeep to see the hard to reach beautiful areas, and go out of your way to keep them untouched and unpolluted. But just like you said the "Sierra Club" and other "Eco-Groups" are doing evil with our ammunition.
Here is my rule on posting photos in public, this is just my rule, for my photos and you sure don't have to listen to me.
Never off trail, even if the photo is on trail but it looks like it is not.
Never with the jeep on anything living, no parking on tree's or grass, not even lawn shots, I don't even like to post a jeep flexed on a dead tree stump.
No swamp/mud bogging shot in wet lands, even if it is a trail it can look ugly.
I try not to post up Jeeps driving in water, going over a creek is ok if it is clear in the photo the rig is only crossing.
I want to make it clear my post is not for you DoMiNiC, you seem to understand our responsibility here. In your photos is is clear you are not digging up the fresh growth, but others who like to see your photo threads might learn something, and it never hurts to re-post this kind of information.
