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Living in an urban area creates a problem when you're looking for places to take your Raptor off-roading after a snow storm but we managed to find a few locations around Pittsburgh yesterday.
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This time, Luke got brave enough to go right into our local small lake, but not very far. Just enough to wet the wheels. Maybe next time, he will really test out the snorkel and go waist deep! Maybe!
A 10 image handheld focus stack taken and processed with the Canon R10 and RF 35mm macro lens.
1:39 JEEP Liberty exploring my backyard !!!
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1:39 JEEP Liberty exploring my backyard !!!
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Dianne has sent me another package in August, which contained this 70428 "Jacks Beachbuggy" from Hidden Side. As I don't care much for Parker and Jack, I've taken my ghost hunters Rey and Harley for this picture.
Took me longer than expected, because with the big tyres and suspension you need to remove the wheels for transport and still have big pockets. That's the reason for the ugly rubber band below - Lego has a better solution, using two small ones, but I didn't want to fumble with those freehand in the wild.
Toy Project Day 2619
See those huge daisies? Sooo good to tave a Jeep, any normal car would've had massive problems!
Unfortunately this Landrover Series III was parked on private ground behind a fence and rose bushes, so that I couldn't put a Lego car to get a photo of both.
A pleasant drive on the road to Kebler Pass, Colorado, a week or two before fall color season.
On the 4x4 scale, a class I road is easy-peasy. Sometimes that is a good feeling.
I parked to sleep somewhere above that lake, then drove in the dark to the top for the sunrise. Hermit Pass 4x4 Trail, in the Sangre de Cristo Range west of Westcliffe, Colorado.