NE area wheeling trip plans

http://www.nhstateparks.org/visit/state-parks/greenfield-state-park.aspx

 

Great fishing too.

 

Copied from my part on ENH cause I think I'm hilarious:
We could bring a drone, some maxtrax, and one of those socially akward aardvark shovels. Then take a metric s-ton of pictures and drone footage and call ourselves (insert generic overland name)_overland; and post pictures from the same trip for the next 6 months every day with self serving inspirational quotes.

 

I would be down for camping - I could probably pre-pack the truck before I leave and just head out to meet you guys friday night. I'll change my flights tonight when I get home.

 

I am trying to plan a Sunday Funday in the woods again in Plymouth/Kingston area with some Jeeps and will post up if it works out

 

Looks like they only take reservations till October 7th. Can you camp out of season on first come first served basis?

Edit it looks like you can prior to the full closing date of 10/27

 

I'd be down

 

Signed up

 

Not officially yet, although I am sure you will be . The current Fall YOTA run thread at ENH is just a Save the Date thread notifying people of the date. I will give everyone a heads up the day I post the official sign-up thread over at ENH. When that is posted, respond to that thread and you will be in (if the list isnt already full). If you have mentioned that you want to go I will try and PM you or do the @ thing so you have an alert. It usually fills up in a few days so don't delay in signing-up. After that you go on the wait list.

 

BPE = best post ever

In all seriousness though, one thing I am always lacking is good footage and pics of the run. If anyone wants to take charge and get footage and/or pics on the run please PM me.

 

Anyone know how well RI drains out? I'm tempted to try and get out for a morning drive just unsure if the trails will be treated from the storm yesterday and coming today. Don't know my way around there too will yet so I figured getting some good tracks dropped will be useful later

 

@mach1man001 @JeffB @Bruce988jl

 

It doesn't drain out very well... or at least the few times I went there after it rained a lot.

 

Not well at all. It stays saturated for a while

 

Lots of large mud puddles will stick around for days.
Have a winch or a friend with one.

 

Damn, kinda my assumption; but trying to be optimistic. Well sounds like going for a single run would be a poor choice cause there will definitely be some massive puddles after these rain storms. Thanks for the info guys.

 

You'd be fine solo imo. The one huge puddle at the end of the gas line has boulders around it now so you'd be fine.

 

We should be in the woods somewhere about one o'clock

 

Checking for a rub

 

Nice new ride!