Pics from our TSF run yesterday (6-19-06)

Awesome day of wheelin, perfect weather, didn't see any other rigs on the trails, and got to see a great show from some of the bigger rigs in the group.....



Dave taking it easy on the left side of Little Rubicon.


Dave taking it easy and just having a good time in the rock garden.


Creepin along. Wish I had more pics of this Yota, it got around pretty good.


Niel waiting for it to clear up some up ahead.


Niel showing that the rock garden can be tamed with 35's and good driving.


Dave and Jason on a Monday drive in the woods....


Ryan braving the garden on 33's to get that "poster shot" as he called it.


It fought him the whole way and bailed out of it early but I don't have the balls to even enter it yet.


Jason posing, trying to get another magazine shot I'm sure and showing off his 4th set of tires in less than a year.


Steve showing that a station wagon can climb little rubicon.


Lucas and his monster YJ. This thing was an animal and he had no fear of anything.


Tackling the right, and much more difficult, side of little rubicon.

Showing the boulder some love before......


Falling off of it.




Whats the saying??? If you get bucked off, get on and try again....


Just for the record, he made up the hard line but I was too busy scrambling out of the way to get the shot.

is that lil rubicon?

Nice shots, Jake.

mojojojo said:

is that lil rubicon?

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Yup. Here is a 7 minute vid of that black Jeep tearing it up, rolling, and then making it up. Quality went to crap when hosted but still gets the point across.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZZzoB0-cB4

ECKSJAY said:

Nice shots, Jake.

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Thank you.

Looks like a lot of fun. Great pix too.

Twisted, you wouldn't happen to know if the black YJ is from Camas, WA? It looks very similar to one that I see all the time around here. Great Pics!

TORX

TORX said:

Twisted, you wouldn't happen to know if the black YJ is from Camas, WA? It looks very similar to one that I see all the time around here. Great Pics!

TORX

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I believe it is but don't think it sees much driving time since its full width and has no windshield. It belongs to Lucas from English Racing.

Very nice pic's. Looks like you guys had a fun time.

They black YJ might be a very capable jeep. But from the pic's looks like he could do with some "driver" education?

Anyone else get the same impressions from the photo's?

Not trying to make any acusations or anything, just what I see in the photos and no other experience with this jeep or driver. Some times it is just the photo that makes it look this way.

Michael

really nice pics and the video was cool cept for the quality.

soon...very sooon I shall meet Rubi

2xtreme said:

Very nice pic's. Looks like you guys had a fun time.

They black YJ might be a very capable jeep. But from the pic's looks like he could do with some "driver" education?

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Naw, he knew what he was doin. On the technical parts of stuff he did very well and found lines no one else saw possible. But he also knew when to have fun and just push it hard.

Twistedimg said:

Dave taking it easy and just having a good time in the rock garden.

Steve showing that a station wagon can climb little rubicon.

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Twistedimg, next time you talk to Dave or Steve, say hi to them for me. We go back about 20 years now. I miss Browns Camp!

TRNDRVR said:

Twistedimg, next time you talk to Dave or Steve, say hi to them for me. We go back about 20 years now. I miss Browns Camp!

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Will do. They are a couple real cool laid back guys. I wish I had half the talent that Steve has with a welder and steel fabrication alone. Dave is on over at timbercrawler.com quite often and even posts some. They are the ones responsible for setting up my gears and lockers as well as 90% of the work on the white 4runner. Every time I see them they try to talk me into going to Moab with them but I'm not ready yet. Maybe next year.

i am rather proud of that poster shot =)

trndrvr - what is your name? there shop is about five minutes from my house. i see you are in ogden. lived in harrisville for quite a while myself. what do you do there?

cherowagon said:

trndrvr - what is your name? there shop is about five minutes from my house. i see you are in ogden. lived in harrisville for quite a while myself. what do you do there?

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My name is Dan Frazier. I'm a locomotive engineer for Amtrak in Salt Lake City.

oh cool. well i see them quite often. i will let them know!