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Message: [QUOTE="woodsy, post: 943149, member: 27856"] KIWI is just being VERY modest here folks!! The RIDE was UNBELIEVABLE, the beauty/tranquility/danger/ and sheer ruggedness of the mountains became alive/vivid thru the "death march" - tough YES but do-able and EXTREMELY positively challenging.. If you want to talk about "memorable" KIWI - it was YOU that made the whole adventure a truely FANTASTIC MEMORY that I will NEVER forget!! KIWI, do you remember that fallen log and how we busted over the top of it into the bush while going into KTM Canyon? Do you remember attempting that hill beside the water fall that you attempted to climb and, after finding it impassable announcing that we were going to have to go up the falls (you da MAN bro!!)? Do you remember how you VOLUNTAIRLY took Ed and I into areas of the Piutes that many people in our country will NEVER see because of its sheer ruggendness - and did it with the BIGGEST coolest grin on your face cause we were LOVING it just as much as you were?? To you KIWI I owe the biggest thank you known to man!! Epic Adventures do not happen everyday and for some folks they NEVER do happen! Because of you mate I had the MOST fantastic time of my life!! Would I do it all over again - EVERY part - including the infamous "death march" - except I would have walked the whole thing for Ed to save his motor!! I CANNOT WAIT to get back out there and take another shot at it with you guys!! :aj: THANKS TO ALL THE READERS FOR THE GREAT COMPLIMENTS ON THE ARTICLE!! If you folks didnt read it I wouldnt have a reason to write ;) Here are the two pics that I referred to in the last chapter.. 1st one is the "narly wood". Look closely and see if you see the face - also notice how purely RUGGED this thing is - PIUTE MOUNTAINS IN ITS GRAIN!! The second one is of the fence found in Missouri along the highway (I think it was 44 or 40..) Anyone know anything about this?? Ed?? [/QUOTE]

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