5th gen 4Runners in scenic locations

Edge of the world Flagstaff AZ

 

Welcome to the forum.

 

Thanks I’m over on Tacomaworld as well.

 

Westcreek, CO

 

Colorado is beautiful ^^^

 

Valles Caldera Nat’l Preserve. Jemez Mountains, NM.

 

Explored a new fishing spot today. The pointy rock in the background is Mt. Eva, which is just over 13000'.

 

The quality and content of this video is very very cool. You guys really got this thing down every where possible. Thank you for sharing.

 

I did flora/eva/parry last year, it's a beautiful area.

 

Today at Rocky Mountain Nat'l Park...

 

Group trail run in the Wisconsin north woods.

 

Very nice pics!

 

Base of the Ruby Mountains in Northern Nevada

 

Above the fog in southern Oregon, winter 2022.

 

We took the 4runner over Four Peaks Pass, AZ and had lunch at Roosevelt Lake with the dogs. Great day.

 

Gila National Forest, west of Reserve, NM

 

Fltslr, you should have come by my place. I’m in the Silver City area.

 

Lucky man. It's a beautiful area. My friend who was with me said it like some of the best of Utah, Colorado, Arizona all in one place. My wife and I have begun to explore southwest N.M. maybe next time you can show me some trails.

 

Fltslr Let me know if you ever come my way. We have a guest room your welcome to use while you explore my area. Silver City is pretty historic in old west days. Tourist town for sure with lots of coffee shops and art galleries. I live about 15 miles out of the town in the mountains and pretty isolated. Lots of wildlife in my back area. We are heading to our place in Pennsylvania and will be there for a month and a half. Be back 1st week of November.

 

What part of Pennsylvania? I'm thinking of moving to Pittsburgh

 

Fltslr, our cottage in in Williamsport, Pa. Home of the Little League World Series. It’s right on a fishing/kayaking creek. This is the back yard and our fishing creek.

 

And thus ends the trend of good western themed pictures!

Although to be fair, there is a surprising amount of fun off road stuff in PA / Appalachia.

 

Meanwhile, back at the ranch, Here’s one at Diablo Canyon off Old Buckman Rd near Santa Fe, NM

 

Fltslr, if you haven’t lived back
East, it takes some getting use to. Humidity is high and bad and lots of bugs. Ticks are really bad and you have to check yourself every time you go out into the woods. But, there is lots of water and the fall colors can’t be beat. We own
Our cottage outright ( no mortgage ) but, I ‘be lived in the western part of the US all my life and I could never live in the east.

 

LOL it's fine bro...

I lived in California last few years before coming to Ohio and I've traveled all over the US. There's benefits and drawbacks to living anywhere... I don't know that I've ever heard anyone refer someone away from living in the mid-west / east because of bugs and ticks though!

 

Meefzah, just telling it like I see it. We go back to Pennsylvania every year and spend a month at our place. It’s fine for about a week, but, after that it’s time to leave and head back west. Only bought the cottage to have a place to stay while we visit our daughter.

 

Went to a training in West Virginia and flew into Dulles in July. Too hot for a raincoat and too wet not to!

 

To each their own I reckon. I think your place looks amazing and I'd throw on some deet and be pretty happy there....

 

I am an east coaster (Maryland) that loves the west, but your lack of water out there is getting scary!

 

I remember talking to a BOR (Bureau of Reclamation) hydrologist and he said transferring West was a real culture shock - from too much water to too little!