Updated Texas Hidden Falls Adventure Park Newbie Run Oct 2nd-3rd
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USMC Wrangler
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We called them hobo dinners. Other than me, the wife and kids are newbies to camping. I'm all about making them relatively comfortable even at the expense of my manhood, aka camp stoves, air mattresses, etc. :cheesy:
tdougherty81
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Pretty simple. Heavy duty foil, your choice of meat and veggies. Season and butter/oil. Seal it up into a packet. There's all sorts of different combinations you can do, even desserts. I prep them at home.
DWiggles
Caught the Bug
I Like it... going to have to try it. I haven't been camping long so I'm all about learning new things!
Angry Aussie
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That's a great idea. You could cook so many different things that way.
LoneStarRox
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Good idea Angela! My name is Andrew if ya'll want to put mine on there too.
iRonin
Member
Hey folks sorry for the lag it's been a crazy week/weekend. My good friend got married out of town so there was a lotta runnin around.
I've always tried to pick channels beforehand and it always comes to be that someone is on it when we finally get out there lol. 13 is almost always being used. We can try starting out on 4, and if nogo go for something else and just update the thread.
I'm also bringing a pair of hand-helds to keep the two convoys in sync if needed.
I've done everything that doesn't require a buggy (while I was out scouting I even perched up on Stonehenge but pucker factor was about an 8) so we can get as crazy as folks want to get. Couple ways we can swing it too, can run Wet'n'Wild and No Name which are decently technical, or bite the bullet and run FM TRO. We'll see how many folks are down and go from there
Not necessary on the underside, but doesn't hurt obviously. Having said that if you're on stock lift/tires then you need to keep a good level head about what you straddle. I'm running stock underneath still and the only thing I've done is scraped off my rear DS boot and "clearanced" (as Eddie would say) my gas tank skid trying bigger obstacles.
George here I'm terrible with names but I'll remember each of y'alls rigs
I've always tried to pick channels beforehand and it always comes to be that someone is on it when we finally get out there lol. 13 is almost always being used. We can try starting out on 4, and if nogo go for something else and just update the thread.
I'm also bringing a pair of hand-helds to keep the two convoys in sync if needed.
I've done everything that doesn't require a buggy (while I was out scouting I even perched up on Stonehenge but pucker factor was about an 8) so we can get as crazy as folks want to get. Couple ways we can swing it too, can run Wet'n'Wild and No Name which are decently technical, or bite the bullet and run FM TRO. We'll see how many folks are down and go from there
Not necessary on the underside, but doesn't hurt obviously. Having said that if you're on stock lift/tires then you need to keep a good level head about what you straddle. I'm running stock underneath still and the only thing I've done is scraped off my rear DS boot and "clearanced" (as Eddie would say) my gas tank skid trying bigger obstacles.
George here
I'm terrible with names but I'll remember each of y'alls rigs 
tdougherty81
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My name is Tom.
USMC Wrangler
New member
@texasrob, I have added you. :thumb: Please post a pic of your rig and let me know if you have the required equipment or will have it by Oct 2nd, (rocker protection & CB) :yup:
THIS RUN IS OFFICIALLY FULL! A waiting list has been started in case someone cannot make it.
Please don't forget to pack your great attitude and patience!
I will work on updating the first page with first names and some of the other updates. Arriving Wayalifers can hit us up on CB CHANNEL 4, Oct 2nd.
Some of you already know, but the name is Bryan, driving "Spider"...
Angry Aussie
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My name is Ian I'll be the one taking pictures and drinking beer, probably won't get to hit many trails we are bringing our Great Dane puppy with us and I doubt he will enjoy being on the trails. But I may leave him with my gf at camp so I can run a trail or two
daverawr
New member
It's okay I'll bring my pups too. Lab / Bernese Mountain dog. Looks pure lab but 95 lbs and puppy Alaskan Malamute and possibly our old man boxer depending
Texas Nick
Caught the Bug
My name is Nick, and i am amazed at how many people we have going! Its awesome! im counting down the days to be able to meet everyone and go wheel.
Ill try and hang on the harder stuff with you guys afterwards. I like pushing my rig to see how much she can tackle :thumb:
