Jeeper and Profro Cove Trip

[profro]

So after a failed trip up the Cove on New Year's Day due to rain, Jeeper and I tried again last Friday. We met up in Prentice Cooper State Park Thursday night and headed out Friday morning.

 

[profro]

Part II

 

[Jeeper]

Sliders are for sissys. Running boards are coming back in a big way.

 

[Jeeper]

Oh, and 1 wheel drive is also the new thing. All the cool kids are running it.

 

[profro]

Your sliders made some terrifying sounds throughout the day.

YouTube - Roger in the Cove

 

[jasharp]

I recognize the first few pics from Prentice Cooper; that last section, all those chunky rocks, is that in PC as well?

 

[AppleTech]

Looks like a nice run - how far is that from Nashville?

 

[sk8salomon]

Looks like fun! Give me a buzz next time, I'm only 15 min from there.

Is that Coors original?

 

[cruiserfien]

I love to see someone drinking "Coors Yellow Belly's". Don't see that too often in todays Micro brew trends.

 

[Jeeper]

I recognize the first few pics from Prentice Cooper; that last section, all those chunky rocks, is that in PC as well?

No that was a dead end across the creek from the church in the cove.

Looks like a nice run - how far is that from Nashville?

Less than 2 hours - near Prentice Cooper St Forest. I saw that you moved from Cali. Profro lives near Windrock and Royal Blue north of Knoxville - perhaps you can join us on a ride out there in the future.

Looks like fun! Give me a buzz next time, I'm only 15 min from there.

Will do.

 

[profro]

Sean, I should have called you. It was thrown together last minute.

And yes I always drink Coors.

 

[harshmarsh]

how hard are the trails out there? I'm planning on going out to do some back country fishing once it dries up a little more, but wasn't sure if I could do it solo.
I have a 60 with ome heavy plus, 33x12.50s, and no lockers. With careful driving, a shovel, and hi-lift what do you think?

 

[sk8salomon]

how hard are the trails out there? I'm planning on going out to do some back country fishing once it dries up a little more, but wasn't sure if I could do it solo.
I have a 60 with ome heavy plus, 33x12.50s, and no lockers. With careful driving, a shovel, and hi-lift what do you think?

you are good to go my friend, mostly light to med with only one or two difficult areas for an open dif truck