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It is very steep. I slid down the steeper part of the steep section a little at a time. Not much tire roll.

Thanks. It is worth a try.

Thank you very much for watching.

Thanks. I never thought to make GPS tracks. We started doing this trip with a map before we had a GPS. I did make a GPS route to get mileage for others, but it was not the same on the ground.

Hello

Thank you!

We normally only go once a year in the Spring or Fall since it is 100 miles away. It is too hot in the Summer.

@@GrahamFamilyFarmNW yeah I saw the hot temps. I’m in Coeur d’Alene so I’m a ways away.

@@jkcrazyjim We try not to go to the same areas but once a year. The summer has mostly mountain type trips. We use to do one of more trips per month, but we had to cut back due to the cost of everything has gone up at home taking away our fun money. We just did a overland trip in the Blue Mountains in SE Washington-NE Oregon. That one has a lot of miles on and off road to do. We are hoping to do a day trip at Moses Lake Sand Dunes in September. It is not as good as Juniper IMO, but the Potholes are fun to go around is why we go there.

This belongs to the Central Washington Antique Farm Equipment Club and was dropped off for repairs. We use it for the tractor runs and parades.

@@GrahamFamilyFarmNW Still awesome ☺️ Can't wait to see the changes!

Thanks for coming. It was great to meet you. I will be working on the plans for the August trip soon as I get time.

I don't want to get ran over with a side-by-side.

Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching!

Us too! Thanks for watching.

Yes, we like using Goat Milk Soap.

Welcome!

It was great. Thank you!

Thank you Uncle Jerry.

Thank you and thanks for watching.

Awesome! Thank you!

Thanks. I will have to get my friend's shop to do a diagnostic test since the codes we get may not be true. Thanks for watching and commenting.

He enjoys it and has a lot of attachments for it. Thanks for watching.

Mr. Bil is our Labradoodle Sally's doll. She loves him. Our Lab Shelby takes it from her for attention. We are on the second Mr. Bill dog doll. He doesn't talk anymore, but Sally still loves his. Thanks for watching!

There is always next year. This is an annual event put on by the Midnite Mudders. Thanks for watching.

It was a blast. We love this annual clean up.

Thanks! I just watched your video. It's nice to see others posting their tilling work. Nothing like a fresh tilled field.

@GrahamFamilyFarmNW Thank you. You're absolutely correct. There's nothing like the feeling when you finish tilling a field.

I am a disabled Army Veteran trying hard as I can. My kids are grown up and have their own lives to live, so getting help is hard. I could use your help making this place nicer. Message me when you want to come over. Thank you for watching.

Thanks for posting. It is a John Deere BO modified by Lindeman to have tracks. lindemanarchives.com/

Thank you!

We are a very small farm. You are welcome to stop in sometime if you would like. We just ask for an advance notice so we can make sure someone is here to show you around.

Thanks! It has changed some since that video was taken.

Thanks for posting. We are volunteers at the Central WA Ag Museum. The museum is open all year. The demonstrations happen during the events we put on. For a list of events and more info, see www.centralwaagmuseum.org/

Thanks!

Yes it is interesting when muddy. We started running this trail in October years ago for more of a challenge. Most years it is muddy, some years like that one it is dry, and every once in awhile there is snow. Thanks for watching.

Thanks. The XJ has a 4.0 L. The tires are General Grabber ATs on JK wheels.

This is the east side of the State of Washington. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastern_Washington

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Maybe. By the number I would say it is in the Liberty area and we run a lot of that. Where is this road?

It’s for red top mountain. It’s been a few years since I was last up there but I think blue creek it’s on the road with caution tape on the cabin. My family started going up there back in the early 90s.

@@lightninginthesky478 Thanks, I found it. No I have not had the chance to run that area yet. I have ran most on the east side of US-97 and south of I-90. I will have to put that on my to do list. Thanks!

Thanks!

@@GrahamFamilyFarmNW Please don't think I'm being negative bout the volume cause I'm not!

@@Tommy-rr7ez Thanks for the input. All I can do it try harder making the new videos. I am sure I have a lot more coming up with that same issue since I am still loading of a lot of old videos that were lost in my old account. I have friends requesting to see them.

@GrahamFamilyFarmNW Sounds great buddy! I could hear the ding dogs going off loud in your vehicle but just couldn't hear you when you talked. It was like you were whispering. Please don't ask me what you should buddy cause I just got a smart phone for the first time a few months ago and I don't anything bout technology but I would hate for yall hollering help I can't hear you so I sit hear and d I didn't come running that would realy hurt my feelings. I hope I sub but I'm going to check cause I will if I forgot. Thanks for responding and can't wait for the next ones.

Thanks for watching!

The Blue Star, Rhode Islands, Leg Horns chickens, and maybe a Bourbon Turkey in the background.

Thank you!

Well I am glad you found my CZcams page. Volunteers like you are very important in keeping the history alive. I thank you. I have helped at the museum for a lot of years at events but did not join until the museum until last year. I became a member of the Central WA Antique Farm Equipment Club (the tractor club at the museum) first after running the Pioneer Power Show Swap Meet in 2022. I am now the manager of the swap meet. I volunteer doing all kinds of things at the museum. I am on the tractor club board. I also take photos and videos for the club website I run of most everything happening at the museum. So I will have a lot more videos coming up taken at the Central WA Ag museum. I hope you subscribe. Thank you for watching and posting, Clay Graham

Thank you for watching.

Thank you. This area is not far from our house.

Naches Pass is one of my favorite trails. It is one of the easy rated 4x4 trails in the area. The west end is rate more difficult if you are heading east bound due to the steep climbs. For many years in October we started running the trail from the west side for more of a challenge climbing the steep areas. We call that run, "Wagons East". I am working on the 2021 video right now. I did skip the west part of the trail that year do to my Jeep JKUR had a rear locker problem. I think the 2022 video may show the steep areas. It was dry that year so I took my little Jeep YJ up it. That was a lot of fun. Thanks for watched!

@GrahamFamilyFarmNW Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it. I know the time and effort we put in to make these videos. Most just watch a say nothing.

@@arroyoriverrat Thanks. These older videos were on my old CZcams and Rumble Ceg-TV.com Channels. They did not get many views. I remade some of them shorter and cut some of them down in hopes people would watch them if they were shorter. So this CZcams and my Rumble GrahamFamilyFarmNW channels are pretty new and doing better. Thanks for the support.