Thanks. Recording and airing everyone make a video for everyone to watch and enjoy.

No worries Andrew. You know we do what we can.

He did use did a camcorder. He was a quiet man always wearing a white t-shirt, and glasses. Pushing 70, kind of heavy, grey haired, and a mustache.

Thanks, we try to get footage for everyone. We did a few video CDs circulating back in the day.

@@mudgyver5205 Hey boss, the large "river" shown here >>> 4:50

No worries, the canyon has been closed off just before that crossing. Any fun would before that crossing. Plus all crossings have substantially subsided. A stock truck can access the area.

Thanks Casey, we try. Where you at? I heard you were out of state.

Nice to see you found yourself in the video!🙂

I was there when the Excursion was winched out by Joey but I only was recording video.

@@mudgyver5205 I know. I saw everything.

Thankyou, glad you liked it. We once took a 2WD Chevy van in there. I would go from time to time in the early 80s and became a regular in the late 80s. Stopped going in 08’ only to return in 20’.

Yes Fred was the man when others couldn’t help. He taught a few of us some tricks on winching. Some of us acknowledge that and I know at least one that doesn’t. Fred was a good person in Azusa. He was willing to share knowledge but was unable to do the work that some didn’t want to do. When he helped a person, that person needed to help him to help themselves (because he physically couldn’t), otherwise he couldn’t help you. Not sure if you follow what I’m trying to explain. In short, Fred was a helping person.

@@mudgyver5205 It makes sense we would park and watch everyone and Fred would also be parked and watching. I saw him help others a few times. Thanks for your videos. And replying.

Yes, he would park and watch from a distance until sought out by those in dire need. Thanks for watching and no need to thank me. I do this for pleasure and enjoyment, but I also have my personal reasons (memories) to post videos.@@mountainhopper9573

If you need help there is plenty of people willing to help you including us.

Hope you can make it.

Nice, come say hello.

Are the closing off some of the sections soon?

I was told today that is was happening as I was told.😕

That thing has a beast of an engine! it screams!

Thanks, I can’t wait to see yours. Especially, the Frontier that I tried to recover at the exit.

Thanks.

Thank you. I’ve been fortunate to know good people.

Thank you, and I’m one of them! 🙂

Trust me, we don’t take it for granted. Our mud weekends are coming to an end very soon. Everyone knows it and is coming out to because of it.

Some of us still remember Fred. I heard about your dad maybe 3 and a half years ago. I cried when I heard about him. I’m sorry to you for your loss. Some of us here in the canyon still remember him in our conversations from time to time. He was good to me. I always had respect for him and his mellow ways towards me.

Gracias por ver, y su apoyo.

It was nice meeting you too!

An adventure it definitely is!

Gracias! 🙂

Yeah it did, I knew something broke as soon as it happened. Couldn’t tell until I was told the rear wasn’t pulling.

Yes I do recall that brief conversation. Hang around the off-road area more often. I just started posting last October. Not sure of what or where all the phone videos are going.

i broke an axle on those rocks yesterday pulling somebody out which I couldn’t finish doing.

Is there an easier way to the right? Planning on going there with my 94 pickup 2wd but am worried about getting stuck and flooding my truck.

@@mudgyver5205 I’m very sorry to hear that… I damn near did they same thing …. On a 6inch lifted 95 Tahoe… u can’t see the rocks that well

@@OverlandSeries u can get around them… just go around the right side of them….

@@simonrangel9522ohh ok, is it as deep or less water? My 2wd 94 pickup has 30s with a 5 inch lift and no snorkel so am wondering if it would go through

Just show up, be friendly, and don’t try to act like a know-it-all. You’ll be fine.

FYI It’s on my channel @OverlandSeries

I’m sure it is capable but they often deter from allowing 2WD vehicles in. I’ve seen plenty of 2WD vehicles that appear to look like 4WD in there. if your truck looks like 4WD you can probably get in.

@@mudgyver5205my truck kinda looks like a 4wd but not certain. Do they check if its a 4wd, is it strict guidelines? And how many river crossings are necessary to get to the mud play area?

@@mudgyver5205it’s on my channel. Check it out and let me know!

@@OverlandSeries It seems to depend on who is at the front gate. Describing you truck, you may be fine.

No official meet but everyone usually shows up on Sundays. We should be there tomorrow as well as many others because of Hilary’s leftover rains. Curiosity is what keeps us going hoping to find mud.

No, just make sure someone or their vehicle is too close where you can spray them.