View Poll Results: Most Important Item to Bring
Rain Gear
5
12.20%
Air Mattress for Tent
7
17.07%
Extra Bike Tire
2
4.88%
Fix-a-Flat Can
2
4.88%
Extra Water
11
26.83%
Extra Quart of Oil
6
14.63%
Bug Repellant
8
19.51%
Sun Screen
13
31.71%
Traveller's Checks Hidden in JK
7
17.07%
Extra Beer
25
60.98%
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Driving Across the USA in a Jeep - Sights to See, Places to Go?
05-06-2009, 08:07 PM
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Oh, and get one of thos great Deadwood coffee cups. Still using mine.
Gravel Gertie knows the area well, you have to see the Big Boobs, and the lakes there. Figure on spending a week at the Y, then drop down for a day or two near the Big Boobs mountain range, its awesome. Bring your fishing gear. Lots and LOTS to do once you are there.
Custers last stand is about a 1/2 day north of the park.
05-06-2009, 08:18 PM
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I already started a thread similar to this. Mine however was more focust around the west and northwest. But here's link as many people posted with ideas of where to go and what to have with you...
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/jk-talk-26/travelling-us-opinion-what-best-trails-youve-been-82832/
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/jk-talk-26/travelling-us-opinion-what-best-trails-youve-been-82832/
05-06-2009, 08:28 PM
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It's way out of the way, but if you're the hiking type pictured rocks national park in the U.P. of Michigan is nice.
To give a little scope and scale to the landscape that's my girlfriend in the shot.
To give a little scope and scale to the landscape that's my girlfriend in the shot.
05-06-2009, 08:47 PM
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05-06-2009, 08:49 PM
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05-06-2009, 09:02 PM
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So, you're got damned right then! Yous got dat yooper talk down pretty darn good.
But a true study of the native yooper would know that most sentences begins with "So" and ends with "then". Ergo, properly formed, your reply would read: "So, you're one of dem der trolls then?" But in actuality it is still an incorrectly formed sentence as "trolls" come from BELOW the bridge, or from the Lower Peninsula of Michigan.
Class dismissed.
God how I hate it when the native tongue creeps back to the surface.
But a true study of the native yooper would know that most sentences begins with "So" and ends with "then". Ergo, properly formed, your reply would read: "So, you're one of dem der trolls then?" But in actuality it is still an incorrectly formed sentence as "trolls" come from BELOW the bridge, or from the Lower Peninsula of Michigan.
Class dismissed.
God how I hate it when the native tongue creeps back to the surface.
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05-07-2009, 02:17 AM
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Hi all,
My wife and I are planning a month-long excursion from Savannah, GA to Yellowstone Nat Park this summer.
We're packing up our 07 JK unlimited X 4x4 with camping gear, two mountain bikes, and a beer cooler.
We have no schedule. All we have is a destination and a Garmin GPS to get us there.
Any recommendations for campgrounds, sights-to-see, or stories about your own cross-country trips are welcome and appreciated!
My wife and I are planning a month-long excursion from Savannah, GA to Yellowstone Nat Park this summer.
We're packing up our 07 JK unlimited X 4x4 with camping gear, two mountain bikes, and a beer cooler.
We have no schedule. All we have is a destination and a Garmin GPS to get us there.
Any recommendations for campgrounds, sights-to-see, or stories about your own cross-country trips are welcome and appreciated!
05-07-2009, 02:19 AM
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