I started this post a number of days ago but didn't finish it as much got in the way this past week. The biggest and most important issue was Jodi having a minor stroke. I'm not going to go into a lot of detail but she is home and resting after a brief hospital stay. She should fully recover as it was a very minor one but will need to be on meds for the foreseeable future.
Here's the post I started and I will add a new post soon to finish it out.
We had a super busy week with 4 photo shoots and other madness so it's taken me awhile to find some time to get to posting a post-Tennessee update here, but we are back. We cut the trip a day short because we felt we had taken in all of the Jeep Invasion and the offroad park was pretty wet with all of the rain that came late in the day on our visit.
We hit the park on Thursday as planned but we were there by ourselves as the group would arrive later that day to wheel the following day. I told Jodi we would just knock out the three badge trails in 3-4 hours and then head into town. Well, that was not what happened at all. This offroad park is massive, to the tune of 73.000 acres. What we found out was that you have to drive 5-7 miles on rutted, rocky service road to even get to the trailheads. That takes awhile at 5-10mph. Then, the trails are really long too, like miles. So, 4 hours later, we only have two trails done with the toughest one yet to do. That turned out to be quite the adventure.





















