Here are a couple pics form today, Scott and Rob the was fun!!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jeff

Thanks Jeff I had a great day and congrats on th wedding,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

all 5 subies had no major issues and drove home , no broken axles , all got body damage, Rob got a slight bent radius rod and egged out pug rim from loose lug nuts, I overheeted and found out my fans needed a larger shorter wire to work properly, Jeff had battery issues and also overheeted ounce, Maroon sedan lost a muffler , Jeep had no problems , white no lift retread wagon was amazing , he got stuck once got to use my pulley , strap and rope on that one,

 

we will go out again in 3 or 4 weeks for sure, same place

Nice turnout! ea82s eh? I was right behind you,

 

No but really, it's amazing how the trail has eroded over the years. I recognized the "Shark Fin" right away!

 

 

I really dig the sedan, beautiful car.

I had a great time. What a feeling it was to go through a full day without a broken axle. Congrats Jeff! Next time I will remember to bring my camera.

Nice turnout! ea82s eh? I was right behind you,

 

it's amazing how the trail has eroded over the years. I recognized the "Shark Fin"

 

wow things sure change, I am so sore today went on more trails then I ever had, on the EA82s 2 have EJ22S and 1 has a EA81

I am so sore today went on more trails then I ever had

 

Scott at least you have Power steering. I feel like I smashed into a tree six times , I feel like I ran a race, now I'm payin for it.

:-p

 

Jeff

That looks like it was heaps of fun. The only thing we've got like that terrain for a good 400km is a 1km long dry weather only track. You make sure you enjoy what you've got there enough for me as well!

I feel like I smashed into a tree six times ,

 

Jeff

 

 

Uhhh Jeff You did

I fugured out why I couldn't get anymore than 7 pics I have a 3 min video of my leg and the floor. I wish I could have ogt more pics but Woody and doug got quite a few, Maybe I can get all of their pics.

 

Jeff

No but really, it's amazing how the trail has eroded over the years. I recognized the "Shark Fin" right away!

 

Kinda makes you realize why they keep all the trails so harshly regulated.

 

Looks to me like there has been maybe an 18+ inch drop next to the shark fin.

 

Just think, alot of that dirt has been hauled back into town.

The "Worm" trail at Evans has dropped feet over the years. The rocky area before the crest of lower 311 has really changed. Maybe the biggest change is the rock climb under the power lines at Reithers. You can barely even tell it's the same place these days.

 

When we first went past that rock at Walker V, you had to drive over it or scrape past the wall next to it. At least one of the rigs with us lost a corner light there.