On Saturday at 8:00am JK-Rubicon, Dunemobbin and I met at The Kettle in Enumclaw along with 13 other rigs to run The Naches Trail. After breakfast we headed to Greenwater to top off our tanks and then headed out to the trail head to air down. There was just a little bit of snow left - some deep patches which made for some slow going and a lost fender. On the bright side running through the water and on the elevated trail sections was really fun. Good to be out with some fellow forum members from the NORTHWEST REGION! It's was also great to have Britt, Noelle, Fred and Pumpkin along with us. You can click on the images for a larger view.

 

Looks like a great time. I grew up near Seattle and miss that area, except for all the traffic.

 

Here's a couple

 

J & B-
Hey those are good. I love the image of the rigs in the fog. I was thinking I'd like to go on the trip and take all my cameras-I shoot weddings and portraits in my spare time- It seems with driving I never have the time to get into position to catch the rigs in action. And, I don't trust Fred to drive my rig while I shoot I have a friend who has a chair mount that he attaches to the top of his rollbar for a shooting platform that is pretty cool- but not for low hanging branches.

 

Yeah I know whatcha mean. I want some pictures of my jeep flexin' and ripping stuff off ( ), but my wife is always in the car with me and the camera. I'm gonna have to kick her out so she can take some pics.
Thats cool about your hobby, Britt is into photography as well. Too bad we aren't having our wedding here, it's gonna be in California, otherwise that would be awesome to have you do it.

 

Here's a couple more pics:

 

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Awesome guys - that drive home on 410 was awesome also. I couldn't believe it was June. I am so excited that I knocked off all the cheap stuff on my rig - now I have an excuse for new bumpers, and fenders (since all those parts were damaged). I really appreciate your kindness, help and patience. The snow was challenging but fun none the less.

 

Yes it was fun. And, it's always good to know what you want to do next to your rig. Here's a image Fred took of me 2 years ago about 3/4 of a mile from Jayson's image of Chinook Pass. On a Clear Day....[IMG][/IMG]

 

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