Wow - good call! Up in the North Maine Woods NW of Moosehead Lake.
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Park is closed, folks. The moose should have told you.
Where? Those mountains look a bit larger and steeper than we I go in ME.
North Cascade National Park, Diablo lake.
It’s in northwestern Washington, northeast of Seattle by 3hrs or so, or a bit south, mostly west from Bellingham.
They’re incredibly rare in Washington, west of the cascades. So we were super surprised to see one.
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Apparently we are in for it again tomorrow! Missouri and Illinois peeps be weather aware.
Off topic/on topic. I just realized tonight how many Scout employees are now listed on the forum so here’s a big F’ing WELCOME! And a big thank you to all your dedicated work to bring these amazing works of engineering beauty to life for all of us hanging on for the ride. Thanks again!
And Happy Father’s Day to all the gents who also wrangle kids outside of this crazy adventure. We realize the women do most of the work but you deserve a little credit at least one day a year.
And Happy Father’s Day to all the gents who also wrangle kids outside of this crazy adventure. We realize the women do most of the work but you deserve a little credit at least one day a year.
"After a tough 2025 race where it won its class but only came in 2nd place overall, Ford brought its Super Mustang Mach-E back for revenge and managed to beat every gas car up the hill at the world’s toughest road race event."
electrek.co
Electric cars win again at Pike's Peak as Super Mustang Mach-E gets its revenge
The Super Mustang Mach-E returned to the world's toughest race and finished in first place, with an electric car beating all combustion cars.
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This race used to be more interesting before they paved the road."After a tough 2025 race where it won its class but only came in 2nd place overall, Ford brought its Super Mustang Mach-E back for revenge and managed to beat every gas car up the hill at the world’s toughest road race event."
Electric cars win again at Pike's Peak as Super Mustang Mach-E gets its revenge
The Super Mustang Mach-E returned to the world's toughest race and finished in first place, with an electric car beating all combustion cars.
When did they pave it? I moved away from Denver in 2015 and thought it was still dirt...
Nevermind- just googled it - I guess they finished paving it in 2011! I must not have gone there afterwards...
That's kinda what I was thinking. I go up to Jackman occasionally and head north from there on logging roads. In the winter, I'm usually the only enclosed vehicle, surrounded by snow machines. Those trips were a factor in my Harvester decision.
Once it became a popular tourist destination, that road needed so much maintenance it really just needed to be paved.
Yup. This is Canada Falls Lake. We hit Rockwood (phone our families goodbye) and head up 20 Mile Road to get into the North Maine Woods. Hours on logging roads to nowhere. It's a long hike out if you forgot a jump pack or generator. Of course, if our logging road bridges get any worse, I wouldn't want to walk across them, let alone take a new Scout.
Wow, certainly faster than when I hiked up or took the cog train."After a tough 2025 race where it won its class but only came in 2nd place overall, Ford brought its Super Mustang Mach-E back for revenge and managed to beat every gas car up the hill at the world’s toughest road race event."
Electric cars win again at Pike's Peak as Super Mustang Mach-E gets its revenge
The Super Mustang Mach-E returned to the world's toughest race and finished in first place, with an electric car beating all combustion cars.
And since we're on a truck channel, this is insanity in a heavy truck.
Fastest time ever in a production truck, I believe:
Fastest time ever in a production truck, I believe:
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