What did you do today

[Wandering Sagebrush]

Mick, thank you! It’s a 4Runner TRD OR . They’re the SUV built on the Tacoma frame. Not quite as capable as the Land Cruiser, but they have a good reputation. Still made in Japan.

 

[MickinOz]

Thanks mate - not available here. Pity - it looks cool. We just started getting the Tundra.
$181,000 at my closest dealer. Don't think we will see the Tacoma.

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

You have the HiLux, if I remember correctly. That is a superb truck from what I’ve heard.

 

[MickinOz]

You have the HiLux, if I remember correctly. That is a superb truck from what I’ve heard.

Yes we do, and yes it is, but it sure isn't as pretty to my eye as Sagebrush's 4Runner.
We used to get the 4Runner here. It was basically a 4x4 HiLux with a station wagon body.

 

[MickinOz]

When I was a kid in the 1960s, we had a thing called "bread and dripping". A hungry kid would spread the rendered fat from the roasting pan on a slice of bread for an after-school belly filler to keep him going until teatime. Maybe with a bit of vegemite for flavour if there wasn't much in the way of pan juices from the roasted meat incorporated in the fat.
Today, I discovered bread and dripping is a much-loved delicacy called a "mucky fat sandwich" in Yorkshire.

 

[Tony Latham]

but it sure isn't as pretty to my eye as Sagebrush's 4Runner.

Tacoma. But you're close.

By the way, we call that peak The Devil's Bestead.

Tony

 

[Tom&Shelly]

Haven’t had the chance to start a trip report folder, but we are in the UP of Michigan trying out pasties.

Charlie the corgi sampled Lake Superior and pronounced it delicious, and he apologizes if his backwash polluted ten percent of the worlds supply of freshwater.

Tom