offroadaz wrote:nice pics, love how you stuck nate in with the other grocery getters :)g) :)=)

Hey, all the short buses have to stick together and follow our leader... LOL Oh, shoot... gotta go. I'm late for the kids soccer practice.

skatchkins wrote:I'll play with some settings and other pics later, but there you go for now.

Thank you, Michael. These are really great shots and love the perspectives you get... that's why I had to take so many pics of you taking pics! That was almost as entertaining as the trail itself.

nate wrote:at least my Jeep were in some picts. LOL

My fault, I picked some out late last night and brought those to work with me on disc. I'll post more from home.

Great pictures!!
BTW. if theres any of my pictures you like shoot me a PM with your e-mail & Ill send them over

See Chris was there :))
His locker just makes it so easy that he's already moved out of the frame.

Uh-oh, it's raining outside.

Grrrrrrrrrr. "Rain, rain, go away..."

So it's been an interesting week with the mud coat on the X.
Still can't get over the amount of smilers just about stacked on top of each other as they pass. I can't help but smile back if I catch them. Sometimes their mouths are just open, sometimes they're trying to help their kid see better, and sometimes they're starting to mouth things like "Holy." I'm surpised some of them didn't wreck as their head followed my vehicle.

I had an older man high five me in the parking lot of Fry's. As I was coming out he was walking in but had stopped next to the X- practically did a walk around on it. When he saw me, I was already next to him. He didn't say anything but shook his head, smiled, and put his hand up in the air for me to five.

Interestingly enough I had a Shiny Jeep with some young high schooler boys pass me and the boy in the back made an interesting face and gave me the finger twice. I would think that maybe that's a compliment now, but the driver they cut off in front of me thought they were insulting him and he gave the finger back and faked like he was going to hit them as they turned. I just smiled in pity as they turned down a speed humped street to go what they probably call "off roadin."

I was always afraid I'd end up in front of a motorcycle cop on the freeway and I would chunk him. I only saw one and he passed me on the street the other way and smiling. I had one cop give me his pointing finger at a red light, but he's a friend of mine.

Oh, and the mud pic went over great with my Xterra forums peeps. 3 people emailed me for the larger size for their desktops :)

But now the dream is over. We'll have two or three pressure washers standing by at Camelback High after church Sunday.

Ahh yes...

Yesterday we washed the XJ & the Trailer.
When we left Sedona I too had some people honk & wave, alot of thumbs up too. But think the same people who gave me a thumbs up gave me the finger when climbing that mountain out side of camp verde.

Yes, the dream is over here too... I do have to admit, though, the X looked pretty sweet! Wish I'd had more time to spend in the mud, but what I had was great. Now, question, is the yearly calendar a club calendar, or a wrangler calendar, because I have to vote pretty strongly for the X in Mud making the cut (that and my other favoriate of Dana's jeep rounding the bend at night!)

It's a Jeep calendar. They sell the best as well.

Do you guys sell the calendars? If so when I order my stickers is there a way to order a calendar as well.

03XJeep wrote:Do you guys sell the calendars? If so when I order my stickers is there a way to order a calendar as well.

Yep, weve been putting them out for the last 3 years or so. Should have them done and printed up by the end of November ;)

The muddiness was fun. It's great having so much attention :red| The only thing about it now is that I have to share the driving of the muddy Jeep with the boyfriend :eyeroll: Just kidding, he was so happy to have it and was able to show it off to some guys at work.

It was funny. Sunday after church (shortly before we washed the Jeep) I handed Jonathan his church bulletin back before leaving. His reply was, "Is that it?" He was implying that he thought I was going to give him my keys so he could drive it one last time before gettin' 'er clean. Hehe

Maybe some kinks or small details but:



Broken Arrow Trip Report

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nice!