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What a weekend... Glad to of met the MD crew and see your rigs. The UNIMOG was quite impressive. Was the owners name Bob? I think Im going to do the same with my R/C day tags.
I passsed you guys getting on 81 in the evening.
This was a big weekend for me. First time out with tthe Jeep on a trailer. I wanted to make it wall work and did so with success.
I arrived Sat morning to meet GOJO and his crew in the parking lot. Unloaded, then went to register where I found some familiar faces, Anne and JR. Also met Anne's brother who was a big help as photographer and navigator. Went to their camp, got organized then headed out meeting up with the MD crew for a short time, then JR, etc decided to split up the groups since they were on more challenging trails. As usuall two Gwags and a Honcho got plenty of looks as we drove through. At lunch time we met up with PineyMike and his crew of assorted vehicles. Once again a good choice of trails
Sun was a continuation of Sat with a cheby and Grand Cherokee added to the crew. Our last trail before lunch gave myself and JR a bit of a challenge. (Big dent in my rig, yes there always has to be some carnage) As usuall Anne pulled through with no problems..
At lunch time on Sun I was anxious to get loaded and on the road. Got my rig on the trailer with some guidance from JR, and strapped it all down. Said goodbye to everyone and got on the road, back to NY. Was a beautiful trip home.
Was good to see some old friends and meet some new people. We went on some really good trails, that were a nice challenge for my new rig. I only took a handfull of pics and will get them up soon. Looking foward to the Pine Barrens!!
I passsed you guys getting on 81 in the evening. This was a big weekend for me. First time out with tthe Jeep on a trailer. I wanted to make it wall work and did so with success.
I arrived Sat morning to meet GOJO and his crew in the parking lot. Unloaded, then went to register where I found some familiar faces, Anne and JR. Also met Anne's brother who was a big help as photographer and navigator. Went to their camp, got organized then headed out meeting up with the MD crew for a short time, then JR, etc decided to split up the groups since they were on more challenging trails. As usuall two Gwags and a Honcho got plenty of looks as we drove through. At lunch time we met up with PineyMike and his crew of assorted vehicles. Once again a good choice of trails
Sun was a continuation of Sat with a cheby and Grand Cherokee added to the crew. Our last trail before lunch gave myself and JR a bit of a challenge. (Big dent in my rig, yes there always has to be some carnage) As usuall Anne pulled through with no problems..
At lunch time on Sun I was anxious to get loaded and on the road. Got my rig on the trailer with some guidance from JR, and strapped it all down. Said goodbye to everyone and got on the road, back to NY. Was a beautiful trip home.Was good to see some old friends and meet some new people. We went on some really good trails, that were a nice challenge for my new rig. I only took a handfull of pics and will get them up soon. Looking foward to the Pine Barrens!!
You wasn't kiddin about that wheel being up in the air! Cool pics!
We showed up friday afternoon and found high ground as we were definitely expecting some precipitation over the weekend. Anne had us starting the weekend off on the right foot by supplying a couple venison tenderloins, sweet potatos and corn on the cob which were all cooked on/in the fire. Bill, everyone was missing your company, and your coffee. While the weekend was off to a great start, It didn't last long as we had some passing showers into and through the night. The next morning we awoke to the sounds of un-muffled trucks, electric impact guns, and a fire that was hanging on by a thread due to rain. Doesn't get much better than that. Shortly we were all awake and cooking breakfast. Afterwards, we went to sign in, saw Jason in line and invited him over to our camp. Next we headed out and quickly caught the Maryland crew having some fun. GoJo looked to be having some cooling issues (fan clutch) so we continued on just the three of us. Had a great time and headed back to camp to make lunch when Pineymike showed up. His boys came by later to complete the group. What a blast. Trails were wet and challenging, no breakage, didn't spill any Pepsi, and still nursing a damaged right ear from my passenger screaming for dear life while going down into, through, and back out of Winch Hill 
All in all a great time, great weather, showering to Led Zepplin, great people and cool trucks. 
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