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awesome stuff welcome to the site

MGoBlue, thanks for the extra photo's of the Jeep and for the video link amazing

Chris.

Spent all day yesterday at the local off-road park. This is a glacial formation of rocks that is called rock creek. Tons of fun!


And today I did 120 miles w/ 2 other VTR's:


Red Hawk had a GoPro so I should be able to share vids soon.



Thanks for all the welcomes.

That glacial rock formation is mighty impressive. Wow!!!! It's like a river of rocks. It's a good job the Jeep is a soft top or you would be banging your head a lot driving over that lot.

(:-})

Welcome dude

Spent 3 months in Hawley ,pennsylvania,few years ago,
worked as a off road m/c instructor on a summer camp .

Awesome woods /tracks out that way,enjoyed following the old gravity train tracks out there with the kids from the camp,

exellent huntin aswell ,

keep the shiny side up

cheers

Hello and welcome!

Like your Storm, very neat. I too came to v-twins via an NT650, and've I still got mine. I use the 650 for work and the 1000 for fun!

(Remember that line in Full Metal Jacket - this is for fighting, this is for fun !)

Mr J

cybercarl wrote:That glacial rock formation is mighty impressive. Wow!!!! It's like a river of rocks. It's a good job the Jeep is a soft top or you would be banging your head a lot driving over that lot.

(:-})

a lot of our roads need resurfacing after the frost as well .

seriously though welcome to the forum . i am getting increasingly envious of your country with the scenery and the big empty roads ( anyone else reading the thing wicky posted up about the bloke going coast to coast on an 1198?)

Rock Creek is about 1800 feet long and over 100 feet across!!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNrSetE26Bg
and a vid of our group ride.



Thanks for the welcome guys! Look forward to contributing more in the future. I'd love to see some pics of your country too!