Ok, well everyone above did an excellent job posting pics and stories, so ill just share what I have
Our first stop was a dried up creek bed. This was covered in shale rock and loose gravel which makes for interesting noises lol. And yes, EF'ers STILL cannot park in a straight line
So after walking around a bit and cooling off, we walked upstream a bit and decided to see if our rigs could make it through the loose gravel and on to the shale shelf just for some fun. Mike went first:
Next was kris in his newly converted 4406 Mounty
Next was Dan in Dark Thunder
And yes, Chris was next but i didnt get video because i was walking to get Shade, lol. Then It was turn. If you listen closely, you can hear me screaming on the return
Next was curtis (43) in his 03 2wd which did really good...
Until on the return the rut's finally got him and Kris was more than eager to help tow him out, lol
After the creek bed, we all continued on the route and stopped by the old jonesboro bridge that mike and robert used to play on or something historical
And of course, i was the only one brave enough to traverse over to it
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We then stopped at the Rockhouse and cemetery for a break and breather. Real beautiful country down there and a very old cemetery
After that It was off to the City Lake for some trails! Our first stop was the old Pump house long lost and hidden quite well
Then at this point, Mike took off leaving all of us behind him confused on where to go, so I followed next and low and behold there was a trail of about 50 degrees steep and about 30 feet high..So i screamed and made it up. Next was dan behind me. He didnt fair to well however
But never fear, Mike was there with winch ready to go and pulled dan the rest of the way!
Kris was next with Curtis behind him, and since Dan has trouble in 2wd, we assumed curtis would too, so NOt only Did Kris make it up just fine, he did with Curtis towed behind him! WTG guys!!!
Next we drove around some more trails to a resting area
We stopped for a bit and chilled, i learned about open container laws of texas, and proceeded back to roberts house for food and good times.
I want to shout out a HUGE BIG AWESOME thanks to mike for putting this one and to Robert for offering his home and drink to me. Yall are some of the best, most gracious folks I know, so THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH!!!!
It was great to see old friends and meet new faces, so can't wait for the next one!!!!
