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My wife and I took off Friday morning and spent the weekend in the national forest, just needed a little getaway. Nothing crazy, just a couple of the most perfect fall days to spend in the woods. Friday night we were in the Montgomery Creek area, in a really remote place, no traffic at all, just us and nature's colors. We moved on Saturday to a spectacular site on a knob just a bit up from Coopers Gap. Not quite as remote so we could hear folks driving along the service road....including the group that passed through at 2am singing Don't Stop Believin' at the top of ther lungs!

I picked up a few trail stripes (which buffed right out), and a couple minor rock chips, but I'll say the cheap Weathertech mudflaps that everyone hates, along with the factory sliders which everyone hates, did their job pretty damn well. The top picked up some stripes too, but the Sunrider still looks brand new. The Bronco did just great and we had a fantastic weekend.

Jasper overlook
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Campsite at Montgomery Creek
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Through the windshield
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Damn good beer
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Campsite at Coopers Gap
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Badges of honor
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Buffed right out
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While it was mostly FS roads (some not maintained in a LONG time), we did get to play a little. On one particular climb/descent (where I got most of the stripes), I used 4L and Trail Control. It is very cool how it works, made going down just super easy. It was also cool to keep the pitch and roll display up and watch the old school Bronco move around. We saw 12 degrees of roll, like I said nothing crazy. I've seen as much as 25 before and that felt dicey!

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