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My awesome wife and I went out four wheelin and prickly pear picking today. It was quite a good day. Here are some pics. Also met a guy who looked like he needed some help. He was just pretripping his bike. Pretty custom Ninja chopped and turned into a quad. It was quite awesome to see.


















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I'd fly to Turks and Caicos with live ammo falling out of my pockets before getting within spitting distance of NJ with a firearm.
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Prickly pears? Cactus type of thing? What do you do with those???
Neat looking landscape out there...I like it!


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Yeah, prickly pear is a cactus fruit. They are rather sweet and taste has been described well as "natural bubblegum and watermelon".

The juice is okay, and it mixes well with other juices. Think orange and grapefruit with a little cactus fruit to sweeten it. My wife likes it because of the antioxidants and health reasons.
I have never eaten the fruit itself. It’s edible and a lot of people like it. It’s just a little too seedy for my liking.

The landscape here is pretty awesome. I really like it and it’s great to get out four wheeling.



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I'd fly to Turks and Caicos with live ammo falling out of my pockets before getting within spitting distance of NJ with a firearm.
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Pre ride checking his quad, did you point out it was time to get new tires? Flat tire in that country would not be fun! Big Grin. Nice pics coming down for the winter to Surprise can’t wait to hit the trails with my SxS and Jeep.


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Pre ride checking his quad, did you point out it was time to get new tires? Flat tire in that country would not be fun! Big Grin. Nice pics coming down for the winter to Surprise can’t wait to hit the trails with my SxS and Jeep.


Let me know when you get here. You’re only 100 miles south. I have a Razor in the garage that needs to stretch its legs when it cools off.



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Originally posted by sigmonkey:
I'd fly to Turks and Caicos with live ammo falling out of my pockets before getting within spitting distance of NJ with a firearm.
The “lol” thread
 
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Nice scenery pictures, the desert, the solitude, that guy with the pickup kept parking his truck in your pictures, ya cant escape them even in the desert! Big Grin
 
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Pre ride checking his quad, did you point out it was time to get new tires?



That's the first thing I noticed. Eek


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Prickly pears? Cactus type of thing? What do you do with those???
Neat looking landscape out there...I like it!
My mom made jelly from the prickly pear fruits--it was really good! Very similar to red currant jelly.

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Prickly pears? Cactus type of thing? What do you do with those???
Neat looking landscape out there...I like it!
My mom made jelly from the prickly pear fruits--it was really good! Very similar to red currant jelly.

flashguy


I've had it as jelly. Good.




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Pre ride checking his quad, did you point out it was time to get new tires? Flat tire in that country would not be fun! Big Grin. Nice pics coming down for the winter to Surprise can’t wait to hit the trails with my SxS and Jeep.


Let me know when you get here. You’re only 100 miles south. I have a Razor in the garage that needs to stretch its legs when it cools off.


Sounds good We have a Rzr also been busy hitting all the fire road and UTV trails in the Blackhills. They are a blast!


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I was told the ones which grow on limestone hills do not taste as good. Ours never did.
 
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How do you get the thorns off? Especially the vicious little ones.



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How do you get the thorns off? Especially the vicious little ones.


Plumbers torch. Pick them with tongs, bring home, wear welders gloves and torch the thorns.



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Originally posted by sigmonkey:
I'd fly to Turks and Caicos with live ammo falling out of my pockets before getting within spitting distance of NJ with a firearm.
The “lol” thread
 
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