Much More Coming Soon!

The first annual Overland Expo was a great success, we hope you were there.

In the next few days we'll post photos of the event and video of Don's "Driving Blind with Total Vision®" event, in which we completely covered all windows on his FJ Cruiser and drove the obstacle course totally blind, using only the video from the extensive 8-camera, 4 monitor Total Vision® Baja camera system. As Don said, "It was a little intimidating at first since I didn't get a chance to drive with the system much before the show, but once I got on the course, I had so many great views from the cameras it was a piece of cake".

We're looking forward to an even better venue next year, location to be determined. We hope to see you there!

We'll post photos of the event at the bottom of this section in a day or two.

Random Shots

Tres Amigos.

Copper Creek, Arizona, April 28, 2006

Mount Lemon - Tucson, Arizona May 07

Riding to the Total Wreck Mine, January 07

Inside the Total Wreck Mine - awesome!

      

The Trusty Total Vision® Tundra. With a four camera off road system, ready to go.

Top of the hill at Copper Creek in the Galiuros.

      

Sam back in the hills of Copper Creek area.        Tailing shute in the background.

All that's left of the store at Copper Creek.

 

    

Hong Kong Harbor Junque, April 9, 2006

    

I Love You Cafe - Hong Kong, April, 07.          'When she looking you eye, don't lie please.'

The Red Dragon tug boat in Hong Kong Harbor, April, 07. You can't see the rope but he was actually pulling a water skier! (OK, not really) That's a great idea, it would be fun to see how many water skiers you can pull up behind a tug boat. This guy had some horsepower!

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Wild Blue Yonder in a 421, turning base on the right.

                

Good luck with that Sam...                          he actually made it.

I took the easy way.

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Lake Powell, Sept 06. That's a 45 foot houseboat at the bottom of the photo on the left. Spectacular place. This camping spot is about 2/3rds the way up Iceburg Canyon, just north of the Escalante Arm. The Trusty Total Vision ski, fish and dive boat is on the right. It has a transom camera. Perfect for checking for people in the water next to the outdrive before starting the engine. Also great for pulling skiiers. You can check the skiier on the monitor ever so often, while keeping your eyes forward looking for traffic and not twisting the heck out of your neck every two minutes. Very good for necks that have seen one too many face plants at 50mph trying to barefoot!

A great camping spot, about a mile up the Escalante Arm. Kind of spooky at night, but great. The little thing at the water line, left of center, is a 45 foot houseboat. The green patch is it's own little eco-system with a fresh water spring, bats, birds and things that go bump in the night. I read that the water seeping out of the limestone took hundreds or thousands of years to filter down through the rocks. Don't know about that, it didn't taste that old. : )

This is what we called 'the arch'. Just enough room inside for our 21 foot boat. We caught about 30 stripers out of this spot. Your own private parking garage, out of the sun, and all the fish you can catch. Too nice!

Well, they weren't all big ones.

Brushy Canyon Trip Sept 07

          

Dragonfly at Brushy Canyon Tank. The white area inside the eyes are the optic nerves. The wings are too cool, you wad them up and they spring back in perfect shape. Really cool insect. Nobody does it like Mother Nature.

Picked up a rock and found this little guy.

 

   

Ahhhh, grasshopper!

One more shot of Brushy Canyon. Adieu until next time. Great photos Sally!

 

            

        Let's go.

Dacite Cliffs, Supertition Mountains, Arizona

 

Definitely ski-30.

More adventures are on the way.

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