4th Annual Red River Gorge Meet Thread

That dog has better handwriting than I do

 

I added all my photos to a Google Photo album https://photos.app.goo.gl/zw76hsYqtBWEsa8J9 , you can download them there. But here most of them are....I didn't include any that are near duplicates, but they're all in the Google album:

 

@JohnnyRed is that rock overlook off of Spaas Creek?

 

Yes. It overlooks Spaas. It's off the gravel road to the east after you finish Spaas on hatton ridge just after the cemetery. If you park at the cemetery is about a 2 mile hike to get to.

 

@tacofort dm me the receipe for that steak brah

 

My spirit never left you guys

Looks like a lot of wet muddy fun

 

I was fucking exhausted when I got home yesterday. Very glad we left a day early. Not sure why I was so tired.

 

That one nasty spot looked like everyone got stuck. In usual fashion, the mud duck was muddy!

 

Everybody got muddy there thanks to all with winches we wouldn't have gotten out. Deeds you would have been right there with us Mud Duck was giving it all she had

 

Subd for rev limiter videos

 

Friday morning:

B_bruss, on Flickr


More pictures throughout the week

 

@Jibbs shoot me the only pic of my truck moving this week lol

 

If you look real closely, you can see Matt taking a shit

 

Lol we get a feature photo

 

How you gonna do that to us?? I want MOAR!

 

It was way too nice out to sit in front of a computer yesterday

 

Super green since April. That spot looks completely overgrown since then.

 

Yea, it was crazy overgrown. It was also tick city. I found at least 5 on me. Only 3 had latched on.

 

Yea, most of them were super small and round, thought it was just a small speck of dirt. I don't know if they were young, or if they were maybe a different kind. I would have had to use a magnifying glass to tell. I know the blacklegged ticks are smaller than others, and those are the ones that can carry Lyme disease. So I'm going to keep an eye out. If you see a red bullseye rash see a Dr.