The NOR (nissanoffroad) guys decided to hold a little run my my neck of the woods, so a few WPAXC’ers decided to join them. This was the muddiest I had ever seen these trails…and what are usually creeks you can walk across without getting your feet wet were over a foot deep.

Here are some pics.

http://jbeamphotos.com/gallery/WPaXC-NOR_Connellsville_03-24-07

Me posing for a shot. ;)
http://jbeamphotos.com/albums/WPaXC-NOR_Connellsville_03-24-07/wpaxc_nor_connellsville_070324_141810_9345.sized.j pg

A Jeep almost flopping (this pic is about a frame too soon…he had both driver side tires off the ground).
http://jbeamphotos.com/albums/WPaXC-NOR_Connellsville_03-24-07/wpaxc_nor_connellsville_070324_142042_9370.sized.j pg

Another pic of me (I kind of liked this shot).
http://jbeamphotos.com/albums/WPaXC-NOR_Connellsville_03-24-07/wpaxc_nor_connellsville_070324_145234_9387.sized.j pg

A Hardbody taking a dunk (the puddle was a lot deeper than the pic shows and he ended up sucking some water into the engine).
http://jbeamphotos.com/albums/WPaXC-NOR_Connellsville_03-24-07/wpaxc_nor_connellsville_070324_171948_9409.sized.j pg

Dude, those are some sweet pics! I guess the Jeep was the only one who made it through the mud hole without help, whats up with that?? LOL

by the way... how is the herculiner holding up on your rocker pannels?

Actually, both the Hardbody (took him 4 tries) and the Taco made it through. But not until their friend with the Jeep made it through without problem.

They were young kids, didn't know any better...there is no way I would have done that hole. Clean water crossing don't bother me much, but that was some serious mud.