I'm sure it will. Everyone has such a great time and there is something for everyone.

Thank you to all that made it back to Technical Overland after a one year hiatus. I believe we had close to 16 vehicles this year and I believe everyone had a great time. The weather was perfect and so were the friendships. A special "THANKS" to a few people: Danny Adair with VisionX for contributing a large amount of time making sure information was sent out. Tour de Force for allowing us a special view so close to the action and for an amazing event with many cars close to and over 200MPH! Thnx.

I am going to run the second leg this Sunday (July 15th). We will meet at the Fred Meyer on Federal Way (off of Broadway) at 6:30 AM and leave no later than 6:45. Stopping in Mountain Home for fuel and misc before making our way to Fairfield. We need to be in Fairfield to meet another group by 8 AM. Will run north towards the the mountains and over couch summit. I would like to run down to Browns Campground and see how the road looks there. I like to camp at Lightfoot Bar but last year was unable to due to the road being washed away. From here we will head to Warswick Hotsprings and then to Carrytown before making our way to Ketchum. This should be about 65 miles and depending on the road conditions could be anywhere from 4 hours to who knows. Pack a lunch and have a capable rig. If time allows I will make a run for Boulder City to check it out. I know that there were people there last weekend but have not heard any reports. If we do head that way be very sure that your rig is capable with a good breakover angle and not be afraid of potential damage. This will also add a solid 5 hours to the trip.

Ty's like an old trusty goat. Will go anywhere and eat anything. Great guy! Here are a few more pictures of the event.