Shenanigans in the desert. A very strang ...

Shenanigans in the desert. A very strange day.

Mar 25, 2024

Hey all,

Sorry it’s been a minute but the last post I was uploading a day ago disappeared when my app crashed. Coverage out here is abysmal. Another tidbit is these post take 2 to 3 hours for me to create. I know… I know…. 😳 I’m rarely in a spot that long so it’s been difficult. This app also needs a ton of bandwidth, so I have to have wifi. I know that’s shocking especially because I can’t spell and my grammar sucks. I digress… Wait, on more excuse, I’m dictating this and Siri does not do well with minimal coverage. 

So, when I was getting my jeep worked on, I was shooting the shit with the owners of Shift Autoworks. They were talking about an upcoming event no one could attend (Smugglers Run). With no agenda, I volunteered. I really didn’t think they were going to say yes or be interested, but they were. Not sure if this link will be here when I post; https://www.smugglersruns.com

Smugglersrun dot com if not 

Fast forward to this event I really knew nothing about. It’s kinda Post Apocalyptic cosplay (Gregg Sales words?) meets off-road scavenger hunt/escape room. 

Our team (Six)was lead by Trinity and Yaya (real names, likely misspelled) had won before, so they got us newbies. 4 Jeeps and I was the only one with no navigator. That would have been a game changer. 

There were 10 checkpoints that allowed us the save the world from the Russians. Well, Master Blaster or a scientist..? Read the link and you’ll get a better description. It still may not be clear.

Here are the pix. The actors were great and the event was fun and competitive. It also gave me a chance to shakedown Jimmie King, and boy did it! Yikes, Yaya is heavy on the throttle. She’s the one with the pigtails seven pictures down. 

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And now I’m back to our regularly scheduled programming.

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