Airing Down the Hummer - 24psi per tire used on the trail. |
Alex & Hummer H1 before the trip |
Hummers back on the Trail through area of burned out forest |
Bowen Ranch Road - gateway to the White Mountain Area as we pass through |
Chris in front of the Hummer H1 during lunch stop. |
Chris at the Tehachapi Loop - that's a single train all the way around the loop. |
Climbing up a trail - this is a fairly steep part of the trail. |
Hummer convoy on the trail wrapping around a hill |
Typical trail conditions with most of the line of trucks visible in the distance. (I was almost at the rear of the package at this point). |
One of several H2 tires blown that day - this one emitted an enormous puff of dust when it went. |
Group of Hummers at the lunch stop, myself and my H1 in the foreground. |
King of the Hill! - Group at our lunch stop with some of the crew up on the hill. |
Initial meeting at In & Out Burgers in Hesperia, CA |
Ever see this many Hummers *not* at a dealer? This was about half the group meeting at the In & Out. |
More Hummers |
Trail through burned out trees, this trail was getting fairly narrow at this point. |
More out on the trail. |
Now over the top and back down to the next obstacle! |
The Rack - guess why it's called that? |
Recovery operation, the right most truck is stuck on that hill and is being winched by the one sitting all the way at the top (with the flag). |
High Center! - this H2 has gotten stuck up on that rock you can see sticking out from under its bumper. Placing some rocks under the tires let him get himself off the obstacle. |
Train on the famous Tehachapi Loop, one of the 7 wonders of the Railroad world. This train has 5 Engines, 3 Santa Fe's, 1 Burlington Northern, and a Rio Grande. The engines arent in this picture, which shows the train completely wrapped around the loop. (Other picture has the power units in it.) |
Hummer Convoy! - on the way to the White Mountain Run |