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2002 Jeep Jamboree 03/01,02,03/02
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| This is an old shearing barn that was used back in the early 1900's. There is actually still some wool on the tables.
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| Beauty shots in front of the barn.
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| Here's the dent that the BJOTF suffered when a tree jumped out and hit him.
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| Nice forrest pin stripe you've got there...
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| The skid plates on this truck took a beating over the two days of trial riding.
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| Can you say, "LIFT KIT?"
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| It's nothing a 35" tire couldn't solve...
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| After the Saturday evening trail ride, we decided to go ahead and load the Jeeps on the trailer so we wouldn't have to do it in the morning when the temperatures where forecasted to be 10-15º F.
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| I took full advantage of the outlets by plugging my F-350 in overnight.
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| After feeling the 22º F weather with a wind chill in the single digits, I was damn glad I loaded the Jeeps the night before. Jake didn't win the reward challenge presented to him the day I left, so he didn't get to participate in this year's JJ.
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| Got the tow truck turned around, ready to bust a move back to Austin!
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| Go to Gordon's web site to see some of his pictures. Some of the photos I took were corrupted once they were uploaded to me. So I'll add them as they come in. |