Moab

[GP NOIR]

The Grand Cherokee on Baby Lion’s Back


The parts for my Wrangler didn’t come for this trip. The silver lining is the new lift in the GC is a game changer on the trail, allowing us to tackle mild to moderate trails without damage. That works out because my son has no experience off-roading.

His 2018 JLU has 33 inch tires and I’m gonna have him run Baby Lion’s Back, then Fins & Things and if He’s up to it, finish the day on Hell’s Revenge. No hot tubs!!

 

[GP NOIR]

My son’s JLUR. I’ve never driven one before. Aside from the damned grill and the rock catchers, it’s a serious machine with phenomenal trail performance. I can see why the JLUR it’s so popular.

 

[NevadaJohnny]

Just say no...to angry eyes

 

[GP NOIR]

Just say no...to angry eyes

Heh! I can either hate the angry eyes. Or love the fact my son bought a Jeep and asked if I’d join him in Moab.

 

[GP NOIR]

Twilight on Baby Lion’s Back

 

[GP NOIR]

Edge of the Cedars Museum, Blanding Utah

Kiva


Inside where ancient Puebloans gathered for sacred ceremonies

 

[GP NOIR]

Blanding is located in an area once inhabited by ancient Puebloans. The area is surrounded by old cliff dwellings and littered with pottery shards, arrow heads and other artifacts. A short hike from the edge of town leads us to these ruins

 

[GP NOIR]

Skinwalker country

 

[Aceisback]

Just say no...to angry eyes

There are some angry eyes that are alright.