There are A LOT of things that I still want to do in a vehicle. And it’s no secret that running the Baja 1000, or even just making the trip on my own, is one of them. It’s high on the list. The trip won’t break any records for me with regards to how fast I’ve been, how high I’ve jumped, or how remote I’ve been. But I know it will be biblical.
Marcus Boyle, Mike Claytor, Mark Daniels aka Big Tickets, Carlin Dunne, and Chris Eberz aka Big Daddy have attended this church, and have been baptized by Baja. And I’m not jealous. Envious? Most certainly, but not jealous. Inspired maybe, but not jealous. Jealousy insinuates that I’m not capable or able to realize this same dream, and I refuse to deny myself this adventure. Until that time comes, I’m going to live vicariously through these guys and wait for the day that I get to feel that Baja dirt, sand, and rocks under my feet. The good news is, this video lets you do just that.
Dana Brown, and my friends at BCII TV, created this killer video to test some equipment and get their off road zen just right, before starting filming on Dust to Glory 2. Yep, Dust to Glory 2 is about to become a reality. Filming starts right now, and that means next year you’ll be watching it in all it’s glory, pun intended. If you never saw the original Dust to Glory, you have missed out on an amazing film. I strongly suggest you go to Netflix or wherever you have to and watch it. It’s a life changing film.
Lost and Found: Baja may be shorter, but it will give you the taste, the feel, the spiritual aspects of Baja. And a couple of “oh crap!” moments as well.
YETI Presents | Lost and Found: BajaWhen Bruce Brown first traveled to Baja in the 1960’s, it was uncharted territory waiting to be explored. There were no sponsors, there was no GPS, and there was no prize. More than 50 years later, Bruce’s son Dana and a group of riders are setting out to rediscover the Baja Peninsula.
Posted by YETI on Monday, February 15, 2016
