It was but it was a LONG day, too. I was up @ 0400 to drive a neighbor to Hartsfield Jackson. Then hopped in the Jeep and left the house @ 0800. Didn't get out of the Jeep for lunch until 1300. Then didn't get home until almost 1600. Twelve hours of being on the move.
That IS a long day. Last weekend I left the house, took 60 S to Gaddistown and went over the top down to 3 Forks and back to 60 N via Doublehead Gap. It was beautiful out but a long ride.It was but it was a LONG day, too. I was up @ 0400 to drive a neighbor to Hartsfield Jackson. Then hopped in the Jeep and left the house @ 0800. Didn't get out of the Jeep for lunch until 1300. Then didn't get home until almost 1600. Twelve hours of being on the move.
Eh...you could probably get away with it in an F150. You'd definitely have some limbs and leaves and stuff raking the truck. None of the approach angles or anything were very severe. A few of the corners were tight-ish, but I think you'd be fine.
Loads of bikes out today, too. Made me miss mine. I waved at one group of guys and they waved back. Made me wonder if anyone in a Jeep had ever told them to keep it rubber side down.
I’ve got the bike bug bad right now. It’s taking every ounce of my being not to spend the money.Loads of bikes out today, too. Made me miss mine. I waved at one group of guys and they waved back. Made me wonder if anyone in a Jeep had ever told them to keep it rubber side down.
