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Nice pics Greg. I LOVE LOVE LOVE that crusty old FC!!

I guess our group is the one that is still so new that all this still makes us giddy enough to video everything. Here’s our bunch hitting the main obstacles on Moab Rim. It includes what little video there is of my extra adventurous trip down The Devi’s Crack.

The two little clips in this video are included in the marathon video I posted above and the Golden Crack stills are screen grabs from it, but I just obtained the video and thought I would post a shorter version of just me. So here's Grampa's Jeep on Rusty Nail's No Left Turn and Golden...

Got some Instagram love from Four Wheeler Magazine guys that were taking pics of newer, high dollar rigs on Moab Rim the day we were there. Guess they couldn't resist the allure of a glamorous flat fender. :)

I pretty much ignored the internet last week except for Instagram and Facebook. Some of you may have seen some of these pics on those outlets. On Moab Rim I was leading our little group down and took a little bit more exciting line than usual on The Devil's Crack. A quick shove by my trail...

Sorry, Haven't looked at the internet for about a week. I don't know anyone in Evanston. Having said that, there were about 50 flat fenders on the Friday Flat Fender Run during EJS. I didn't meet everyone.

Brian wanted to see see what The Nasty Half was all about. The rest of us tried to follow a little bit but we bailed one by one. Brian in Blueberry carried on a bit further and the group got to practice some team recovery skills.

West Rim i gave it a try, but couldn't get past my bumper to get up on it. Jeff and Bam Bam made it as did Dillon, the youngster in Blueberry, and Dale in Olive Oil. I put a pin on the spot in this google map. Hope this works. https://goo.gl/maps/S7bgq4EAw7E2

The driver in those shots is 11 (or maybe 12 already)

Kevin, I am pretty sure that is the obstacle marked on the map as The Toll Booths.

Well, if you’re not sick of these yet, here’s another one. Jeff put together sort of a compilation of our week. Pretty fun video that shows the variety and awesomeness that is Sand Hollow. This was a great week with great people. And thanks to kmboren for being so responsive and patient with all...

Thanks Kevin. I was especially happy to drive right up the one you had to pull me up after you made the super scary traverse of the off camber face as your tires slipp downward in the rain.

We ran The Maze yesterday.

Here’s our Tuesday avtivity on The West Rim Trail.

This has a bit of The Crack, some sand playing, then we tried Double Sammy, but I think we took a wrong turn and ended up on something else pretty tough. We ran into kmboren and he got us back on track to get to The Chute.

Here’s a teaser for the next video.

We have a group of vintage Jeeps running around Sand Hollow this week. Here’s our run up Milt’s Mile.

Go over to Sand Hollow. There is every level of trail there with most obstacles bypass-able. Also you can just rip around in the sand if you don't want to chance the rocks by yourself.

This is an interesting topic that has so many variables. My experience is limited by a couple of facts: 1. i only started wheeling about 5 years ago. 2. I have only been on trails that a mostly stock flat fender with 29 inch tires can do with a reasonable (as determined by me) probability of...

I love these kind of wordplay jokes. Thanks for then laugh!