Picture of the Week 8/31/2009

This forum is to discuss all aspect to the lead picture on the first page of CCKW.org. The picture changes every week and will be posted as the first post of the new thread.
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Bill_Wolf
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Picture of the Week 8/31/2009

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I do like the action (rugged) pictures best :)
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Wow, what a great angle for a photograph. A real beauty. :D :D
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not a trace of mud on the underside ....Yet!
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Re: Picture of the Week 8/31/2009

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After we the picture above, we made this little movie:

http://www.nlvl.nl/pagina70.html

We needed three attemps to get up the steep hill (after this there was a bit off mud on the fenders :roll:

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