One Pucker to Another

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I don't have any good pucker pics but I have one that I'll post because it was a tight sandy and really rocky steep shoot down in a narrow canyon and the part is actually called "Pucker Pass".
The photo doesn't show the steepness of the trail nor how tight the canyon felt, I had my camera pretty much wide angle just to get the canyon walls in frame, it made me pucker and I was close to popping a sidewall on a big boulder that was too sharp for my liking, almost dented my nerf bars on that one.
Here it is:


Here's another pic, not a pucker photo, just a nice pic of my H3 sitting smack in the middle of Monument Valley.

 

Pucker-ish? Not bad, but a little worry. 2 wheels weren't getting traction (no rear locker) and the wall was about 8" away. One bad slip would've been, uh, bad. Box Canyon, AZ



And someone else's pucker. Sycamore Creek, AZ


And a cool photo with just a little pucker since you couldn't see the other side and a hard left was needed. Sycamore Creek, AZ

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Who wouldn't pucker here...

 

This sippy hole got pretty deep about half way thru. Kept the throttle speed up and came right out. There was alittle pucker factor for a couple seconds Heres aJeep I straped out of the same hole. It wasnt in the deepest part

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First tripod.......Nothing big.......it just makes me nervous when I dont have all my wheels planted firmly in the dirt....

 

I LOVE THAT SHOT GUNNER

 

Nothing like being able to look under your carriage whenver you want too !
Great PIC ! Keep the puckers coming !

 

This hill had some pucker factor..

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Hummer Guy, that's one wicked pic. Bet you couldn't pull a nail out his backside with a tractor. That would freak me out..