6,929 mile road trip. Success.

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So rad!

Hit SEMA, San Diego, LA, San Francisco.....Colorado National Monument, Arches National Park, Yellowstone, Rushmore, the Badlands....saw coyotes, prarie dogs, badgers, bears, big horn sheep, mountain goats, deer, and got backed down a mountain road by American bison.....Hit 10,000 feet, went down to the ocean.....drove through forests, mountains, deserts, blizzards....hung out with artists, builders, rock stars, and fans.....made a lot of cool connections, got a lot of invaluable advice, and my head is swimming with where I want to take it all.



Where's @darlawelton? #Panoramarama by Brown Dog Welding, on Flickr



Colorado National Monument pan... by Brown Dog Welding, on Flickr



Mr. @ralphgilles holding court... by Brown Dog Welding, on Flickr



Guts. Glory. River. #moparmonday by Brown Dog Welding, on Flickr



Hanging out in the Miller Booth at SEMA by Brown Dog Welding, on Flickr



Max Fish and @JerryHorton stopped up to see my work....too cool. #semashow by Brown Dog Welding, on Flickr



Cruising in the Merc by Brown Dog Welding, on Flickr





Today didn't suck. #PCH #LeftCoast by Brown Dog Welding, on Flickr



Let the journey East begin. by Brown Dog Welding, on Flickr



Fall trip by Brown Dog Welding, on Flickr



Hello-Stone by Brown Dog Welding, on Flickr



Fall trip by Brown Dog Welding, on Flickr



Fall trip by Brown Dog Welding, on Flickr







The final numbers #epicroadtrip by Brown Dog Welding, on Flickr
 
Damn looks fun, did that charger cop give you a break?? Or was he mad that he had to give up his LS1 cruiser??
 
Better yet how do you get pulled over in the middle of the desert lol. Doesn't look like he even had anywhere to hide.
 
Cop was cool. We were driving through the Craters of the Moon National Park and it was snowing pretty good. Kinda cleared for a minute and I got on the gas. He just happened to come up over a hill in the opposite direction at the same time, flipped the lights, and I pulled over to the side before he even turned around. He gave me a warning (didn't want to ruin our trip), and that was that. We did ask for some advice on the route..."Well, I see you don't have snow tires....4wd?" Nope. "Tire chains?" Nope. "ehh...you should be alright, just take it slow"

We ended up following a plow truck up some mountain roads, it was a bit sketchy for a bit...but then it cleared up and all was good.
 
Glad you guys had a blast! That is some awesome scenery that everyone should see in their lifetime.
 
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