Alabama thread!

I am on Amberley woods side.

 

We don’t start until the 19th. Been sitting in boring meetings doing nothing for three days. More of the same this week

 

Ahh.. gotcha I still mix up ACS and Shelby County since there was no ACS when I moved away in 2009. My wife is Shelby Co and the kids come back on Thursday. She dealt with the same meetings and virtual conferences all last week. Reminds me of death by powerpoints.

 

Im 2wd but have been fine except for that one time.

 

Hey I just met you and this is crazy but call me maybe...

 

There’s so much extra BS this year. I’m glad to be back at work and see actual
Humans again but some much extra stuff we gotta do this year.

 

One of my back up Tacoma that my son seems to have taken over just it 350,000

 

Only in a Yota!

 

I'll 4th that.

Lol, never thought I'd ride 5 deep to Tuskegee. I haven't found much in the way of trails out there, just a nice place to cruise around.

 

There's some well know Jeep trail in the Tuskegee NF. My buddy from WF use to talk about it. He's in Indiana. I had no idea about it

 

Evenin fellas

 

evening

 

Whatup Phil

 

We could always hit the trail behind my house. Lol. It’s a pretty good ride. Eventually probably end up in someone’s backyard.

 

Sup Justin

Sup Josh

Sup Bart
I'll be ready after this weekend......getting lifted

 

There is one trail I found that seemed to go for a bit, maybea half mile, but they're was no way I was going at it alone. You should find out where it is and we'll check it out.

I'm down, shoot I sometimes ride down the county roads just to get out of the house and somewhat in the woods.

 

Yep, he has gotten too attached to it, lol. He drives it everyday.

 

Found it
Bartram National Recreation Trail It's only 8 miles long, but might be a good ride.

https://rootsrated.com/stories/why-you-should-visit-tuskegee-national-forest-the-country-s-smallest

Sup Jeff

 

I have these in a 285/75. They’re my favorite tire. I had BFG KM2s and I switched to the Falken after about a year and a half. The Wildpeaks wear really evenly, ride nice even for an E load tire, and the road noise is much quieter than other M/T’s.

 

Interested to do my first wheeling trip in the south!