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It looks like the museum has posted the dates of the Living History Weekend at the link above, March 28-29, 2020. Can't wait :jumpin::driver:

Fuzzytoaster's LMTV did well in the water pit However, with 4x4 disabled due to a cut wire, his truck didn't do as well in the mud hidden under the grass. Sunday morning, four of us convoyed home. M715Mike split off after 55 miles and I split off from TAZZJR and Nitrodiver at the...

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Next batch of photos The 14 vehicle police-escorted convoy on a wet Sat. morning (I'm the 13th and Barrman's M715 is behind me). A few from the ranch trails run stomping down the Bluebonnet flowers :twisted: Don't worry, we left plenty of Bluebonnets unmolested :wink:

Here are my photos, but I think I missed a couple trucks.

Glad you made it home. Just curious if your Deuce would crank after you shut it off? I got home at 1900 hrs. 827 miles total for the weekend, used 51.5 gallons. Had fun, and will load photos and videos (if I can figure it out) later.

I forgot about those rings, but yes still need them, thanks.

I went to load up my firewood to find that termites and rot had eaten it all up. :cry: Hope someone else can bring some.

Well that sucks, but you don't need to be out in the chilly rain with a respiratory issue.

The weather forecast has pushed back the rain from Fri, and dropped the chances from 90% to 60% on Sat, but you know how accurate that is. I'll load some firewood in the M101 trailer hoping we'll have a dry fire at least on Fri. Getting really antsy to hit the road!

I'm coming again, too! Probably with my USAF flight line van (from Lackland/Kelly AFB in San Antonio) and a M101 or M1101 trailer.