DrSockMonkey
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- Washington
So the good news is with a little good judgement we didn't attempt anything dangerous or potentially damaging. We played around on powerline and then went up isabella till the water crossing and stopped. Had a lot of fun and met Roy and his wife, who were very nice and good to have along. Here are some pics of the fun.
Here is Joe getting stuck in the mud at the end of Powerline.
He thought it would be good if I backed my jeep into the mud and handed a line through my tailgate so he wouldn't have to get clothes wet.
Roy and I confabulated about this plan.
Not wanting to get stuck I told Joe to take off his socks and shoes and roll up his pants to avoid getting wet.
Joe fearing the water too deep elected instead to strip down to his skivvies. Notice the natural male in his habitat repleat with nipple rings.
Joe preparing for the plunge into waist deep water!
Perhaps a little anti-climactic, but extremely funny.
Our Jeeps lined up for a noob poser shot including my son posing with a Kung-Fu kick.
Roy and his Wife with their new cherokee. Great people. I got the impression that though their Cherokee is new, he is not new to wheeling, had some good advice.
A fun poser shot with a motorcycle thrown in to underscore our poserness.
My Daughter back at home after a fun day, pondering, Barbies or Jeepin?
Well as I said all in all a good time thanks for everyone's input as to what to expect and what to avoid.
Here is Joe getting stuck in the mud at the end of Powerline.
He thought it would be good if I backed my jeep into the mud and handed a line through my tailgate so he wouldn't have to get clothes wet.
Roy and I confabulated about this plan.
Not wanting to get stuck I told Joe to take off his socks and shoes and roll up his pants to avoid getting wet.
Joe fearing the water too deep elected instead to strip down to his skivvies. Notice the natural male in his habitat repleat with nipple rings.
Joe preparing for the plunge into waist deep water!
Perhaps a little anti-climactic, but extremely funny.
Our Jeeps lined up for a noob poser shot including my son posing with a Kung-Fu kick.
Roy and his Wife with their new cherokee. Great people. I got the impression that though their Cherokee is new, he is not new to wheeling, had some good advice.
A fun poser shot with a motorcycle thrown in to underscore our poserness.
My Daughter back at home after a fun day, pondering, Barbies or Jeepin?
Well as I said all in all a good time thanks for everyone's input as to what to expect and what to avoid.
I really don't know what to say about the stripping down. In nearly ten years of being on the trails I can safely say I've never seen that. :laugh:
