829 Texas canyon Arizona

[@charleshovermale382]

I have never been through that Texas Canyon. Wow, what a sight with those huge boulders. I can no long travel any distance but I get to enjoy these sights through the lens of your camera. Thank you for sharing.

[@rightsideofthegrass8114]

All those times, distances, schedules, ... seems too tight. Who sets these times? You were delayed in getting loaded. But, did the DM believe that you had enough time to meet the delivery time, assuming a quick load (which didn't happen)? When these trips are assigned, does the DM have set pickup and deliver time, or is the deliver time set after knowing the pickup time, assuming a load time? How does this process work, or does it vary from load to load?

[@billk98]

You are going through Texas Canyon. Four miles southeast of here General O. O. Howard and Cochise, Chief of the Chiricahua Apache Indians, signed a peace treaty, October 12, 1872. Looking at all those rocks you can see how Cochise was able to evade the US Army for so many years.

[@daniellack3559]

John...with the outside temperature a warm 88 degrees, doe Ms Blue have a powerful enuf air conditioning system, to keep your large cab at a cool and comfortable temperature?

[@daniellack3559]

Does Ms Blue have a speed goveneror on her, allowing her to only go so fast..if not how fast can you drive Ms Blue, if you need to make up time?

[@ruicarvalho5490]

+daniel lack If i'm not wrong She's limited at 65 Miles/Hour. (105 Km/h)

[@daniellack3559]

Rui...Thanks very much for that info, now I understand why John knows, that he is likely going to be late and by roughly how much, for any given delivery...

[@OhioTravelswithKris]

Dragoon and texas Canyon..