With the summer of 2007 fading into a memory the cold brisk air is becoming the norm in eastern Pennsylvania. Gone are the days of shorts and topless Jeeps – well except for the crazies that wheel in topless Jeeps in snowstorms. We gathered a group of close friends together to have a day of some trail riding at Rausch Creek Off Road park located near Joliet, PA. [wpcol_2third id=”” class=”” style=””]
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We moved along rather effortlessly for a while. Everyone was relaxed and enjoying themselves. After leaving the 1a trail we arrived at the mud pit. A 5 foot deep hole of vehicle swallowing mud and water. Of course most of us decided to leave it alone but there are always those select few in the crowd.
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| Christine’s Jeep suffered some paint damage on a rear fender flare. We were going through a rocky technical section and she got too close to a tree…the tree won.
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The fall weather brought beautiful colors to the trees.
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