From the latest trip, in case you are interested.
-jenn
From the latest trip, in case you are interested.
-jenn
Looks like you had a fun trip. Thanks for sharing. :)
It was fantastic!!! Even with the damages I am really happy with the trip. Definitely a skills test for me. =)
-jenn
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Jen,
Great pics. I have been invited to run the Naches the first weekend of September. Do you think an XJ with 4" if lift on 31's open front and rear would make it? :-D
Carl
Great fun! Very nice 4x4s too.
You need to ask what area and or trails they are planning on running. You wont make Rimrock of course, but the other areas are deffinitly possible (Manastash Ridge).
Jen, those are fabulous pics of what looked like a great trip. What camera setup do you use?
BThank you!
Its an Olympus Camedia C-5500 Zoom. Straight digital - its got to be a really special trip to someplace new for me to shoot film when wheeling these days. It just costs too much and takes too much time to get the pics up. I really like the Olympus, its a good size, fits in a shirt pocket without being too heavy or bulky, yet is also easy to find the right buttons and such (the Elph gave me headaches with the tiny buttons). Its been a very good camera. My former digital was a lesser Olympus digital. It was good too, but lost its life in a lake in NY one year. I download the images, crop them if needed, color adjust them (MS Office Picture Manager), and then in this case dumped them into Porta (or Easypeg sometimes) to resize and stuff for the web.
And yes, the trip was fantastic!!! I had such a good time up there - even if my baby is broken now. lol.
-jenn
Does that camera take filters? I was thinking some of those photos might look better with a polarizing filter.
Your baby didn't look very broken to me - just some cosmetic damage, right? I know you've seen worse... ;)
BNice pics, especially the rigs, sights and mt rainier. How were the skeeters?
jbjeep wrote:
No problems there. They were not bad at all IMO, granted I was in AK earlier in the month and what they say is true up there.
Nope, I sure wish it did.
Cant drive it until I get the new track bar - which I ordered today.
-jenn
Nice pics your jeep does not look to bad to me. Mine looked bad when I rolled it a few weeks ago when I took it off road (Thank god I took my hardtop off of my TJ That day for that reason LOL) but hey that is what wrecking yards are for. A track bar is very easy fix.Did anything else break when you were out there in the naches?
When I said wrecking yard I did not mean I will junking my wrangler. I will be just getting parts to fix my Wrangler just so we are clear to what I met when I said wrecking yard.
You all have fun off roading
Like Jennifer's?
Gee, thanks Bill.
-jenn
No, comparitively its not bad. Just a lot of small stuff (yea I know, dont sweat the small stuff). As Bill pointed out lower in the thread, I have done much, much worse!
-jenn
Yea just like Jennifer's Jeep rolled
99 wrangler 2.5 lift 31 inch Good year MTR tires and a ton of lights Warn M8000 winch and more toys to come.MotorsForum website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here. All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.