Where did your Jeep take You this Week?
- Thread starter ZERO LIMITZ
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Did you got to Cape Lookout. Because I passed a Jeep that looks very identical to yours.
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papasurf
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Brianmly
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Speedy_RCW
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Up to Indian Valley to pattern a new shotgun with a few different turkey loads.
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GraniteCrystal
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That looks like you used your Jeep has a back stop! :cheesy:
GraniteCrystal
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Russell ghost town
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Haha, that's what I was thinking too. I may be dumb but not quite that dumb. Just wanted to put them all up so I could compare side by side.
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robx251
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I took my jeep to the trail head to go out on a 220 mile snowmobiling trip.
Made it up to the abandoned trains on the north side of Chamberlain lake.
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jjlong
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jkbarnett
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AZ Explorer
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That's quite the view over your door. Haven't been up there yet, but one day. Probably next year.
jagrubb99
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Took my dad up to Wetumpka, AL yesterday for some mountain biking along Lake Jordan/the Coosa River at the Swayback Bridge Trail. This area is so different from the typical flat, rolling landscape of south-central Alabama with large changes in elevation and rock formations. This area's geology comes as a result of a meteor strike millions of years ago with the modern-day city of Wetumpka being the center of impact of this strike. As you drive north from Montgomery, you quickly begin to gain elevation as you approach town. In fact, in some areas along the Coosa River you may find rock formations with striations that run perpendicular to the ground, indicating that after sediment layers were compressed together forming these huge boulders, something had to have thrown them into these different positions because the sediment layers are no longer shown parallel to the ground surface. It isn't much, but it is a nice change from typical plain ol' Alabama.
View looking toward Jordan dam.
View looking toward Jordan dam.
Mybadjk
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Took mine on trail called broken bones outside of carlin.
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