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**davischevy** · 07-20-2018, 11:00 PM

I was in Crested Butte about 18 years ago and since then Crested Butte has been Aspenized,

Us rednecks didn't feel welcome with our fossil fueled toys. Everybody in Crested Butte drove a Prius, rode a bicycle and walked a dog.

Don't get me wrong, I ride a bicycle, but because I want to, not to be seen, and I have a dog so he can bark at intruders and chase squirrels, nor to prove I have culture. RE the Prius. My 4 door, long bed, Duramax didn't fit anywhere.

Taylor Park has my people. RV's and tents parked amongst the sage brush, with a grill outside, and ATV trails right up to the door.

We rode the trail to American Flag mountain to Taylor Park to Tin Cup Pass to St Elmo to Cumberland Pass to Alpine Tunnel and back to South Crested Butte(84 miles) .

07-20-2018, 11:00 PM	#1192
davischevy Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Harrison, Arkansas Posts: 9,795	Re: My Facetruck thread. I was in Crested Butte about 18 years ago and since then Crested Butte has been Aspenized, Us rednecks didn't feel welcome with our fossil fueled toys. Everybody in Crested Butte drove a Prius, rode a bicycle and walked a dog. Don't get me wrong, I ride a bicycle, but because I want to, not to be seen, and I have a dog so he can bark at intruders and chase squirrels, nor to prove I have culture. RE the Prius. My 4 door, long bed, Duramax didn't fit anywhere. Taylor Park has my people. RV's and tents parked amongst the sage brush, with a grill outside, and ATV trails right up to the door. We rode the trail to American Flag mountain to Taylor Park to Tin Cup Pass to St Elmo to Cumberland Pass to Alpine Tunnel and back to South Crested Butte(84 miles) . Attached Images __________________ other Larry Build thread, Arkansas K10 https://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/...=755797&page=5 The ability to speak several languages is an asset, but the ability to keep your mouth shut in any language is priceless.