4xsteve's 2015/2016 schedule

[4xsteve]

Dunno if anyone really cares, but here's my plan as of right now:

May 2015: GSMTR
October 2015: Moab (duh)
March 2016: LSLC Round Up @ Katemcy (likely in place of GSMTR '16)
September 2016: Marlin Crawler's 14th annual Round Up on the Rubicon Trail. (Is also Marlin's 60th B-day party at Rubicon Springs before the official event) **This or SCC below, probably not both**
October 2016: Southern Cruiser Crawl (SCC) at Hot Springs ORVP with Cottonland Cruisers.
- All events listed besides GSMTR I plan to have the Gecko at -

By October I may already know where my next duty station will be and can start planning wheeling events in the new geographical area. Transfer should occur between November and February 2017 some time.

**If transferring back east, I may look into leaving the Gecko (or more) somewhere. If anyone comes to SCC, maybe I could pay to have the Gecko hauled back to Atlanta?

 

[TeddyBoy]

October 2016: Southern Cruiser Crawl (SCC) at Hot Springs ORVP with Cottonland Cruisers.

this would be fun and within driving distance

 

[AuburnFJsexy]

this would be fun and within driving distance

I also noticed that...

 

[pillguy]

hmmm superlift sounds like a possibility, I hope there is more than this

 

[jynx]

^^^ Definition of Insanity! I so wanted that one to end like the one @4xsteve posted where the little crawler rolls up at the end and chugs right up it.

 

[4xsteve]

hmmm superlift sounds like a possibility, I hope there is more than this ~~~

Yes Andrew, there is plenty more. Hot Springs ORV Park, as it is now known, has more difficult stuff than easy stuff, but I think you'd enjoy it. Enough easy trails you'd enjoy and enough intermediate trails to test your skills.

Definition of Insanity! I so wanted that one to end like the one 4xsteve posted where the little crawler rolls up at the end and chugs right up it.

Not this hill buddy. This one is very steep and all dirt after the "launch". Very few have ever made it up - as is evident from all the grass, leaves and pine straw on the upper part. It is named Showtime because Tim Cameron is the first one that ever made it up, so he named it after his buggy at the time.