Wave from N. Idaho

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mxkid1p

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Greetings...

Friends of ours have a Wayalife windshield decal on their JK. This of course led to a conversation, which led me here, which of eventually led me to youtube... I'm not sure why I haven't stumbled here earlier but here we are. There couldn't be a more perfect expression to define Jeeps, the adventures, and ultimately a lifestyle.

My name is Matt, my wife is Jennifer, and we have an amazing 5 year little girl and 2 dogs. The 5 of us get out in our 4 dr JK almost every weekend somewhere. Living in the pacific northwest there is an adventure in every direction. Snow is on the ground and the winter wheeling starts this weekend. :) We spent Thanksgiving with our friends and family in Moab. We had a crazy week of wheeling full of adventure... day 2 actually carried into day 3 with us arriving back at the hotel after 5am. We may have bit off a little much that day. :)

Anyways... thanks for providing us a place to share our experiences, advice, and reminisce about the good times!

-MJ One (Matt and Jennifer's first JK)

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Welcome to Wayalife! I worked in the Sun Valley and Ketchum area and lived in Jerome for a bit. Still have family in Salmon and Jerome, and I thing in Sandpoint too. Idaho really is a great state!
 
AllAmericanInfidel said:
Welcome to Wayalife! I worked in the Sun Valley and Ketchum area and lived in Jerome for a bit. Still have family in Salmon and Jerome, and I thing in Sandpoint too. Idaho really is a great state!
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Lived in this state almost my entire life. I absolutely love it. Raised in a farm town outside of Boise and transferred up north with work. Seen the whole state and there's not many places like it.

kentuckianajk said:
What part of northern Idaho? Wife wants to move to Bonner's ferry.
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We are about 30 mins south of Bonners Ferry. Bonners Ferry is beautiful and so peaceful. It's a great little community. Lots of wheeling around here. Not sure where you are coming from but winter is real up here. We get a decent amount of snow and its cold. But our summers are worth it... :) 85-90 most of the summer with no humidity. Big mountains big lakes, big animals.
 
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