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[hards91xj]

Great Pictures,I see She liked taking ones through the wiper and cracked windshield ,but she does have some of a trail that only the four of us went on.Oh yea and me taking my chainsaw for a walk ...She was a great passenger .

 

[Ceg]

Great pics. Looks like a great time.

 

[ECKSJAY]

Great pics. Looks like a great time.

Nice to see you poke in, Ceg!

 

[Ceg]

Nice to see you poke in, Ceg!

Thanks.
I was lost. :doh: Now I am back.

Looks like I am missing out on some fun.

 

[MY92XJ]

She was a great passenger .

I'm Jealous !! Especially of the xj polevaulting moment you 2 had together lol

 

[Cndlpwr]

 

[Cndlpwr]

 

[JBweld]

Great pictures Sam!

 

[IXNAYXJ]

Great pictures Sam!

x2, can't wait for the videos!

-----Matt-----

 

[WaXJ_Skier]

x2, can't wait for the videos!

-----Matt-----

I can theres way too much video of my Easy bake XJ

 

[noutlawjeeper]

x2, can't wait for the videos!

-----Matt-----

x3, and more pics, especially since i didn't take one picture this whole weekend.

 

[IXNAYXJ]

x3, and more pics...

Here ya go:

Bad-Ass pic of Avanteone at the top of the stair step:

Hans, after being denied the first time, un-meows himself and makes if up:

Hey! I didn't even have a chance to turn my camera on! Do it again. Do now!

Rear-end Hill:

John going down the first obstacle on the challengingly narrow and steep 119 (IIRC) trail:

Me going down, playing on a stump trying to make things more interesting:

Eli and Company doing the same and telling me I'm number one:

Ryan trying to scare his wife:

Mr. Outlaw:

 

[IXNAYXJ]

Very narrow trails:

Ryan creeping down the most challenging section...it was a lot more fun going up. Just ask Joe....

Ryan threading the needle. The key to slipping between the trees was very often the set-up to the corner. Getting it wrong sometimes meant having fewer straight panels afterwards...or TJ flares:

What we do to rigs with frames:

John in a mud hole nobody made it through. The mud had the consistency of wet concrete:

Even second gear, low range and 4500 RPM yielded the same result...ownage.

Home sweet Cherokee:

Michael negotiating a tippy section. At one point we heard Michael say over the CB, "Damn, this trail is off-camber!"

-----Matt-----

 

[IXNAYXJ]

The YJ had a great advantage in a lot of the narrow spots.

Archetypal NW trails:

119 was a VERY fresh trail:

God, this is embarrassing. Not only did my stuff break, I had to borrow fluids from Matt!

Michael making his patented 14 point turn:

See, I told you it was really tippy:

-----Matt-----

 

[Blkxjkrawler]

Getting it wrong sometimes meant having fewer straight panels afterwards...or TJ flares:

Hey now, for the the record I did not lose a single TJ flare the whole weekend. I definately did have to employ the "Michael 14 point turn" to keep it that way
nice pics Matt
-Ryan

 

[ECKSJAY]

How many miles was the 119?

 

[XJourney]

How many miles was the 119?

Maybe 1.5-2 miles not really sure. Definitly a trail to hit again. I highly recommend the trail to those who are prepared

Dry, I rate it a 3, recommend a TAD and no fear of off-camber.

Wet, I would guess a 4+, require two TADs and a winch. With no fear of complete body damage.

 

[Avanteone]

I only got a few... mostly people feeding their faces and my kids being goofy

 

[TORX]

Finally got around to uploading mine...

Friday's late afternoon run, Ryan descending

Rod heading down

Saturday's group

Rod trying to climb out

Well theres your problem

 

[TORX]

Trevor coming up the first hill on Sunday's run

Every little bit helps

One of many tight corners, Nick cutting it a little to close