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2002 Jeep Jamboree 03/01,02,03/02
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| Got the Jeep loaded on the trailer ready to roll! This is the 9th Annual Y.O. Ranch Jeep Jamboree, and the third Jamboree that I've attended.
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| We arrived early enough that we were able to score a sweet spot at the Y.O. campground. We set up camp and save a few spaces for Gordon who arrived a little later that evening.
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| Just the obligatory "before" shot... Most of the pictures here are "poser" shots. I was too busy driving to get very many "action' shots. I also made more of an effort to get the action shots on video. I should be able to capture some good stills from that. But, until then, enjoy what I've got.
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| Here's the first pictures of the bumper that I made. As well as the new winch! You can click here for a close-up.
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| This is our group lining up on Friday morning just before heading to Chalk Bluff.
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| O'le Blue ready for some action. This is my dad's first time to drive in a Jeep Jamboree. You can see his black TJ behind my Jeep.
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| 4X4FUN and the "Black Jeep of the Family" after climbing the first hill on the way over to Chalk Bluff. I was ready to pull out the strap and pull the newbie up the hill. But dad was right behind me. I wasn't even able to get a picture because he came up so fast...
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| If you look closely behind us, there is Kerry Smith's Jeep Liberty. I was really amazed at how well the Liberty did on the trails. He suffered a little rocker panel damage, and one of his kids lobbed a rock into the door, but other than that the Liberty was relatively unscathed.
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| Another angle of the Liberty parked next to Tim Sage's "War Pig". Tim made short work of all the obstacles that the trail guides could throw at him.
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| The white group lining up before going to "Dead Buffalo". I kept looking for said buffalo, but never found it.
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| Unless you're the lead dog, the view never changes!
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| Taking a breather on "Lost Creek"
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| Gordon playing around at "The Playground"
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| Todd at the playground
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| This is Rollover hill. It got is name from a couple years back when a Jeep popped a bead on his right-rear tire and then laid on it's side.
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| Starting to climb...
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| Half-way there.
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| Cresting the top.
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| And OVER! No problem...
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| My Dad and I after tearing up the climbs at the playground
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