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- jeff trike@jeff_trike
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I think it is a muddy quagmire there. There are better spots to camp next to a river (Dirty Devil being best) throughout Southern Utah.
3813 days ago
- Jozinko@Sajan
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...e. Bad i mean that one day was -15°C, next day snowed and next day was +5°C and melted.... And that was repeated again and again... RWY is wet and muddy. I still can fly my Aeros Pro...
1917 days ago

- jeff trike@jeff_trike
blue_hills
We followed the Dirty Devil to the confluence of the Fremont River and Muddy Creek at Hanksville. We would rejoin Muddy Creek in a hour or so at Hidden Splendor, later that morning. F...
3814 days ago
- crayonbox@CrayonBox
The Sandy (muddy) Straits at Sunrise
4117 days ago
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- Garrett Speeter@garrettspeeter
Tanana. Great to have a double surface wing that can easily land on bumpy/muddy/rocky/drift wood covered gravel bars.
Great to have a double surface wing that can easily land on bumpy/muddy/rocky/drift wood covered gravel bars. This profi wing is fantastic.
2917 days ago
- YFT@YARRAFT
THE RAIN FALLS. THE CREEKS FLOW. THE DAM BREAKS. THE LAND FLOODS.
...From an altitude of 3,000 feet Wangamong Creek looked like a water channel for our first time, instead of a line of trees, dotted with occasional muddy holes. As we flew further nor...
4152 days ago

- Wang 1@trikeidaho
Recent SW Idaho trike crashes
...then was cut or it just broke from the force and wrapped itself around the prop hub. The wire and pole took most of the energy and Wayne hit in a muddy patch of field. Walking away...
3606 days ago
- YFT@YARRAFT
THE RAIN FALLS. THE CREEKS FLOW. THE DAM BREAKS. THE LAND FLOODS.
...From an altitude of 3,000 feet Wangamong Creek looked like a water channel for our first time, instead of a line of trees, dotted with occasional muddy holes. As we flew further nor...
4152 days ago

- Rick D@rdeigsler
Virgin River, AZ/NV 6.7.14
Flight down the river from Arizona to Nevada and back. Legend has it that the Virgin River was named so because the waters were so muddy that no one had ever seen her bottom. Well...
3631 days ago