DISN0001
Here is me climbing down a hill. Garrett is sitting in his Jeep taking the picture.
by James Wilson

DISN0002
Here I am climbing up a hill. It's hard to tell, but this hill is fairly steep and I was having some difficulty climbing it. There were times I had to back up slightly and gun it forward just to make it up. I could have walked it faster than driving it, but where's the fun in that?
by James Wilson

DISN0003
Two hours later... well, not really. It felt like it though. I finally get to the top of the hill.
by James Wilson

DISN0004
Garrett and Cary, probably debating on whether to drive through the mud or go around.
by James Wilson

DISN0005
Here is Richard Jurey's Jeep after sliding into a tree. He was driving down this embankment when he slid into a tree, ruining his splashguard. He had to be winched away from the tree before being able to continue.
by James Wilson

DISN0006
Same as above.
by James Wilson

DISN0007
Same as above.
by James Wilson

DISN0008
Well, that sucked. I was backing up and didn't see the tree directly behind the driver's side tail light and backed right into it.
by James Wilson

DISN0009
It looks worse here. I plan on banging out this dent the best way I can and put a rear quarter plate to protect and hide my rear corners.
by James Wilson

DISN0010
Garrett climbing up the first step. For being a small step it sure was a pain to get up. Both Garrett and I scraped our pan trying to get up. Garrett just crawled up but since I have crappy tires I had to get a running start and hit it hard.
by James Wilson

DISN0011
Our Jeeps on the top of the hill. I took the picture too early before Cary got his Chevrolet Colorado by us. My bad.
by James Wilson

DISN0012
I was trying to take a picture of the rock hill that some of these extreme 4x4s were climbing. There was no way my Jeep would have made it up there.
by James Wilson

DISN0013
Me climbing down a small hill while Adam is being a clown in the back seat.
by James Wilson

DISN0014
Same as above.
by James Wilson

DISN0015
Garrett showing off to the camera. This stair step could be climbed by some extreme 4x4s but not ours. Garrett just wanted to see how far he could go.
by James Wilson

DISN0016
Same as above.
by James Wilson

DISN0017
Another dent on my Jeep. I was backing up and didn't see the small boulder directly behind me until I hit it. The damage is very minor, and I plan on replacing the bumper anyway.
by James Wilson

DISN0018
Garrett, just seeing how deep the water was.
by James Wilson

DISN0019
Actually, I don't know what he's doing. I just thought the scenery looked nice. Unfortunately the camera didn't capture the scenery well.
by James Wilson

DISN0020
I think Garrett is wishing he had a boat.
by James Wilson

DISN0021
Check out the trail of red clay behind him. This red clay came from Pole Road in Moore that has been tucked in different spots underneath the Jeep that Garrett didn't wash off. I guess it's washed now. He replaced it with mud from Disney.
by James Wilson

DISN0022
Here I am washing the undercarriage of my Jeep. It didn't too much deeper than that. No water got into my Jeep... at least not here.
by James Wilson

DISN0023
Here's one way to clean your winch.
by James Wilson

DISN0024
This hole was pretty deep, but it had to be crossed.
by James Wilson

DISN0025
Garrett must have gone for a swim, leaving Cary in the Jeep to fend for himself.
by James Wilson

DISN0026
I snapped this on our drive towards Tulsa. I had hoped the picture would come out better than this. Cary is towing Garrett's Jeep on the trailer.
by James Wilson

DISN0027
The first day I had my windshield down, you can see part of my windshield in this picture that I took of Garrett climbing rocks. Later it got to be so hot that I put my windshield up so I could put my top up and give us some shade.
by James Wilson

DISN0028
You can see Dennis Robertson's truck ahead of Garrett. Dennis was the trail leader this day.
by James Wilson

DISN0029
Here's a picture of all three Jeeps in our group.
by James Wilson

DISN0030
Garrett is climbing the stairs here and at one time about crapped his pants when his front tire lifted up higher than planned, thinking he was going to roll his Jeep over.
by James Wilson

DISN0031
I don't know who's Jeep this is, but I wanted to show how steep the stairs were. Unfortunately this picture makes it look more tame than it really was.
by James Wilson

DISN0032
Same as above.
by James Wilson

DISN0033
Here is a picture of three of our Jeeps in our group, and a custom 4x4 trying to climb up the side of this hill. He does eventually make it up, but not before tipping his 4x4 over.
by James Wilson

DISN0034
Here is a small cave that both Dennis and I parked in. Unfortunately you can't see our vehicles inside. The cave was somewhat cool so I didn't have to worry about sitting in a hot Jeep when it was time to go. Just outside of it you can see Richard Jurey's Jeep.
by James Wilson

DISN0035
Three Jeeps and the custom 4x4.
by James Wilson

DISN0036
You can barely see the tail end of my Jeep in this cave.
by James Wilson

DISN0037
The custom 4x4 was trying to climb up this hill when his driver's side front tire went up in the air and just didn't come back down, flipping this rig on it's top. Everyone else ran over to help him, I just reached for my cell phone.
by James Wilson

DISN0038
It is difficult to see, but the cooler strapped to the back had popped open, dumping out his entire contents of beer and bottled water, mixing it with the oil that came out of his engine. He waited a few minutes, turned the key and it fired right up.
by James Wilson

DISN0039
He is back at it again. The only other thing that happened is that his spare battery fell out and was dangling by a strap. Someone was nice enough to disconnect the battery and place it out of the way.
by James Wilson

DISN0040
Same as above.
by James Wilson

DISN0041
Robert Jones' OkieZuk tipped on it's side. From what I've heard his Suzuki is on it's side more often than anyone else I know. He drives it fast and hard. It's a good thing he trailers it. Then again, he drives his tow vehicle pretty fast too. On the way to Disney he flew past me as if I was standing still.
by James Wilson

DISN0042
Cary asked me to take a picture of this killer tree, which apparently had placed a good size dent in his co-worker's Z-71 truck. Cary wanted to show this co-worker that this tree misses him.
by James Wilson

DISN0043
Same as above.
by James Wilson

DISN0044
Garrett testing his flex on a large fallen tree by the side of the river.
by James Wilson

DISN0045
Same as above.
by James Wilson

DISN0046
Me, copying Garrett (what else is new?)
by James Wilson

DISN0047
Photo of both of our Jeeps. Garrett could have gotten farther but a huge knot was in his way and he worried it would puncture his tire. I can't say I blame him for holding back.
by James Wilson

DISN0048
Garrett standing next to my Jeep.
by James Wilson

DISN0049
Garrett and Jay trying to bounce the tree enough to make my Jeep slide off. Cary on the other side keeping an eye out.
by James Wilson

DISN0050
One of the very few times Garrett is stuck. Here he is sitting on his hood controlling his winch while Cary gives it gas trying to get it out of this big mud pit. I should have taken a picture before tried to winch out, he was REALLY stuck!
by James Wilson