wibornz
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- First Name
- Ted
- Joined
- Aug 3, 2018
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- 160
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- Location
- lansing, Mi.
- Website
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- Vehicle(s)
- JL Unlimited Rubicon
- Occupation
- Retired from Corrections....I have stories.
- Thread starter
- #46
Wait there more.
Lol as SBXJ with the hood up.
This Rubicon is a long way from home.
We camped by the dam to Buck Island. We did not get to there until almost dark. I am an early riser and as I walked around drinking coffee in the morning, I see two people sleeping on rock along the stream. Did I mention there are rattle snake? There are definitely some hardcore people out here.
You know you married an adventure girl when she demands that no rain fly on the tent so she could see the incredible night sky, sleeps on the ground in a tent and wakes up like this..
Then begs me to not take her home as she wants do more of this.
Our morning camp site. What a great place to enjoy a morning cup of coffee.
Coffee = happier girl.
and back to wheeling. Moab and the Rubicon Trail was hard on my bead lock rings. It pretty much trashed them. My Jeep will wear the scars with pride.
Just a little over half way done after about 10 hours of wheeling the day before.
Yes the drive side tires are going up on those rocks.
There were many places that would take over an hour to spot and move four Jeeps 50 yards. The above was just one of them. You can literally walk the trail faster than you can drive it.
At one point, Phil in the lifted Stingray Jeep gave a guy that had crashed his motorcycle and broke his arm a ride in his Jeep. After about an hour of soaking up air conditioning and drinking water, he got out of Phil's Jeep and started walking out.
Just so you all know that the Rubicon is a county road and it is patroled by a sheriff deputies in a nice JK. Here comes the Police..
We let him go by. They were pretty cool guys. If there was a cop job for me this would be it.
Lol as SBXJ with the hood up.
This Rubicon is a long way from home.
We camped by the dam to Buck Island. We did not get to there until almost dark. I am an early riser and as I walked around drinking coffee in the morning, I see two people sleeping on rock along the stream. Did I mention there are rattle snake? There are definitely some hardcore people out here.
You know you married an adventure girl when she demands that no rain fly on the tent so she could see the incredible night sky, sleeps on the ground in a tent and wakes up like this..
Then begs me to not take her home as she wants do more of this.
Our morning camp site. What a great place to enjoy a morning cup of coffee.
Coffee = happier girl.
and back to wheeling. Moab and the Rubicon Trail was hard on my bead lock rings. It pretty much trashed them. My Jeep will wear the scars with pride.
Just a little over half way done after about 10 hours of wheeling the day before.
Yes the drive side tires are going up on those rocks.
There were many places that would take over an hour to spot and move four Jeeps 50 yards. The above was just one of them. You can literally walk the trail faster than you can drive it.
At one point, Phil in the lifted Stingray Jeep gave a guy that had crashed his motorcycle and broke his arm a ride in his Jeep. After about an hour of soaking up air conditioning and drinking water, he got out of Phil's Jeep and started walking out.
Just so you all know that the Rubicon is a county road and it is patroled by a sheriff deputies in a nice JK. Here comes the Police..
We let him go by. They were pretty cool guys. If there was a cop job for me this would be it.
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