Ken Cooke
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Baja Pole Line Road - Event Pix
Preliminary Event Photos:
[http://www.kodakgallery.com/I.jsp?c=283k4uo7.24t6y1a7&x=0&y=-7nhggj]
[Edited on 1-1-2006 by Ken Cooke]
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John M
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Can't see 'em!
Hi Ken, glad all went well.
Clicked on the kodak link and it won't let me view the album, I even updated my password.....any other ideas? John M
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Ken Cooke
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Here are a few to start with...ENJOY!
Anita can really drive. Her Jeep weaved between the rocks in Oil Pan Wash, and finished the trail with 0% damage.
Brad's XJ Cherokee did a superb job on this "impassible" trail. Good work!
Mike's Jeep did a great job despite the BFGoodrich All-Terrain tires which lost a sidewall coming out of Jaquegel on Friday morning. After this trip,
he's selling the BFGs and moving up to 'Swampers!
Chris now completed the Mission Impossible Trail with this trip on the Pole Line his 2nd time. Now, with 35" Creepy Crawlers, Detroit and Ected
traction aids, McNeil Racing fabrication work, and a brand-new mule skull from Canyon Jaquegel, Chris' Explorer was large and in-charge!
Thanks to the Skateboard Ramp being washed out, Paul almost got to use his 'Moab Wheel'. Being a big Moab, Ut. 'wheeler, Paul loved the switch to
'wheeling on Baja, Mexico's longest and most difficult trail. He's already making plans for another run on this premiere trail.
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Ken Cooke
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Without these three guys, the drivers would have had a really tough time out there. Pancho, Isaiah, and Noah really got out of the truck and took
care of road building and navigation duties. Without Noah's on-foot, navigation, we would have never known that a portion of the Pole Line Trail now
features a giant boulder blocking a portion of the Pole Line Trail. Pancho and Noah were some really good rock stackers too!
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Ken Cooke
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Here's a picture of me driving my Tomb Raider-edition through a newly mangled stretch of Pole Line Road. This section felt like a near rollover
waiting to happen. Pancho, Isaiah, and Noah really got their hands dirty, building road to get all of us through the Pole Line Road in a timely
fashion. Hopefully, Pancho and Isaiah will be driving their own Jeeps on the Pole Line when they get drivers licenses one day...
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surfer jim
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Baja and jeeps....a good mix....keep those photos coming...
[Edited on 1-1-2006 by surfer jim]
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Ken Cooke
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| Quote: | Originally posted by surfer jim
Baja and jeeps....a good mix....keep those photos coming... |
Got Skulls?  
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Ken Cooke
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Lots more pics posted at:
http://www.justruns.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=13&...
[Edited on 1-2-2006 by Ken Cooke]
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