Black Hills Jeep Meet 2015 - Event Date: 22 June 2015 - 27 June 2015

Chuck has believe it or not, has-------------Binthere! Pun intended. John

I am on the Hobo trail to get there....
See you all on Monday....

Most of the 3B owners are on HG, or the 2Apage also. Redundant. That doesn't mean I don't like 3 B's! I hate having to repeat myself on two let alone 5 pages. You could have post poned the wedding and done both! A divorce would also have followed--------  I'll try and save a HBR for you Chuck--------I'll fail though.  So many Jeeps, so little time.  I think what a person will find is that the same people that like a certain kind of meet, will tend to return to the next one. If it was not to their liking, they move on. The host spends a bunch of cash also. If he feels it is too much cost for what comes out of it, he will move on. It isn't just the Jeeps, it's also good friendship and having enjoyment sharing a common interest.You show me your neck of the woods, and I'll show you mine. Adventure.  I admire the enthusiasm that this bunch has. There are few car club groups that have such a large bunch of self fixers. I like the hands on type. The guys that never look under the hood, pay for everything, do not like Jeeps.  Fine with me. John

Sorry Rick, just can't make that happen! Ever. John

Roger Ramjet Idaho, wilco, over and out and all that other stuff.  Last two nights about 2:30 AM Big Thunder boomers and heavy downpours. Keep that in mind. It's the season for evening buildups. Fresh and clear in the mornings. It will be a no dust campain. Oil Out

Forecast is: periods of sun and clouds during the day with dark at night, possible moonlight between clouds.   Frankly, the National Weather Service changes it every 2 hours. Their computors say highs low 70's to mid to upper 80's Mon-Sun. Chance of precip every day. 20-70 %. That means afternoon and evening thunder showers and possible mid night squals that move thru.  We currently are under a tornado, large hail, and heavy shower WATCH! A smart phone that uses GPS and has radar is your best forecaster.  Hope this helps you decide on what to be ready for. Be ready for everything.  Sunburn, mosquitos, attacking Indians, and Sausquach. Good news is: no wolves, or bears.  No pain, no gain. John

Sure Terry. See you when you can make it. John

Watch the Stude-a-willys get dragged to OilLeakers online (sorta)

Edited by stude-a-willys - 19 June 2015 at 11:45pm

285 to 470, 470 to 70, 70 to I 25, I 25 North to Orin junction, Orin Junction to Manville, Manville North to Lance Creek, east to 85. 85 to Newcastle. Newcastle to Upton, Upton to Sundance, Sundance to Whitewood. For you "loaded" guys! John