great pics!

 

Brett, Thanks for posting the pics

The town is only about 10 min away. It is small college town (Georgia College and State University). There's a walmart, motels, fast food, and some resturants, autopart stores, ect...(no walkalloverya bank though). Didn't get a chance to scope out any of the local pubs though. Took care of enough of that at camp.

There are plenty of trails of all difficulty that can be run in Both directions and be entirely different one way than the other. I will admit that when we got there on Friday after seeing all the trail work they had done. Some trails seemed in-passable but as they got wore in by the larger rigs most became quite do-able. Plenty of spots to stretch your trucks legs.

 

I was there on Saturday night. If you saw a SASed red extended cab with little street tires on it that was me, we were parked over near the rock pile. I saw your group over by the rat hole as we were walking around. Some of the good ole boys there by that mud hole gave good entertainment, especially when they started diving in. That Powerwagon was scary, and the ridering even scarier, the tune of deliverance was playing in my head.