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Well, 1st things 1st. Deep in the "Sout-of-TEXAS" you
change a blown up tire. |
| I guess it's true that everything is a bit bigger in TEXAS.
I just don't know what they feed their Caterpillars. |
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Near Gallup, NM. What a night, right next to the train tracks. A weird
thought if one of those box-cars would loose just a single bolt. |
| Toys R'US, small ones and slightly larger ones. A coal-mine
near Kayenta, AZ. I like the Indians there, but no beer, what a town. |
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Stephan Schröder and Joachim Thomsen visit the Monument Valley. Sergant
Steve Postoloni is taking the pict. Well, I don't know where I was at the time, maybe
fixing the Lesabau (6x6) |
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Diesel Power at it's best. Yes, it has to be a UNIMOG. Well the driver, I
don't really know ??? |
| Who says that the Unimog does not have air-conditioning ??? We ordered
this option. You can clearly see how comfortable it is. |
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Unimogs invade the Monument valley. Well, maybe we should say "A
small visit with our friendly Indians". |
| Yes, the passenger takes advantage of the full power of air-conditioning. |
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above: Convoy through the Sierra.
left: 9634 feet, a piece of cake if you accept a speed of 5 mph with 8 tons and a
smoking Diesel.
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A demo for a potential customer.
At play in the chips of a redwood sawmill. Soft fun for the afternoon. |
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Right next door to poison oak. I still remember the next 3 weeks of
itching and scratching all over my legs. |
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