oooh purdy

 

JEEPN,
Pretty pictures. Thanks for sharing them with our southern friends. They probably don't have "leaf peepin'" tires on at that time of the year, so they wouldn't be able to enjoy the scenery.
ED

 

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Thats one way of racking up posts there Double-Yuh!

 

Dam Jeepn! Now why'd ya have to go and do that!/wwwthreads_images/icons/wink.gif I just took my NH plates off my vehilces today and this make me want to putem back on and drive home!

Seeing this is really making me miss fall up in New England. I can just imagine what the view would have been like from up on my land in Antrim, NH.

But hey, the weather is finally turning here and its feeling down right nice! 6 months of this, (and I can visit the snow/cold when I want too..) might not be too bad.

Later

Jim O'Brien
rkcrawl@tidesys.com
http://www.tidesys.com

 

Nice, but I got them outside my office window -- on a true southern plantation!

When I look out at those trees (and yours) it makes me long for my mountains in Western NC! Oh to be home!/wwwthreads_images/icons/frown.gif

Fritz

Jeep...need I say more?

 

well here in NC, I'm wondering where are the jeeps parked under the "foliage?" make it somewhat relevent!!!!!

"Roads? Where we're going; we don't need...roads"

 

To JEEPN and Infernozx
I apolgize to all for the unnecessary and repetitive entries. I've had my mouse to the vets many time for stuttering and I thought he was cured. He contends he had the hick-ups from the fumes of my adult beverage .
SORRY !!
ED

 

you know we do have those here in the south. they just take an extra month to get here. personally id rather have our 2 weeks of winter than pretty trees. new england is too dang cold!

Korans make excelent toilet paper.

 

Hey, we got trees down here. They turn more brown and orange, not that red that ya'll got up there. I like the brown and orange more so than the red but its all purdy. All I have to do is wait about a month, look outside my window see the pond the woods will all the leaves and its great, I love livin in the country.

 

Lol Lil_w.

It's funny when you see 3 copies, you had like 6.

Anyone want pictures of a snow clad Jeep? I'll get some tomorrow. It would be a nice thing, the first snow she's seen, but she's got no windows so it's a cold thing.

 

Thanks Jeepin that is one of the few things that I miss from living in the north east, but it would be very hard to give up the warm weather here in the south west. Still wareing short sleeve tee shirts all day.

Take care of the pennies and the dollars will take care of themselves.

 

Da*n, they still have leaves on the trees up there? Their about all fallen off down here in Western, PA. Must be that frest Maine air /wwwthreads_images/icons/wink.gif

-Mel

http://www.in2jeeps.com
"The only makeup I wear is never-seez"

 

A little longer and they'll be frozen to the trees, supposed to snow tonight.

JEEPN
Winter Harbor, Maine
'81 CJ-8 Scrambled, It's a Jeep, Chevy, IHC kinda thing!
'88.5 Zuki, 7" Lift, Locked, Swamped, Rolled, and just generally broken in right!

 

Anyone want pictures of a snow clad Jeep?

How's this for dedicated? A friend and I trekked out into the snowfield to grab the tranny and transfer out of these Zuk's in the picture.

It was last year, but there was 5' of snow. I have pics of us digging down and hauling them out on snowshoes. Ooooh, I hope we get as much this year, I want to do some winter camping!

JEEPN
Winter Harbor, Maine
'81 CJ-8 Scrambled, It's a Jeep, Chevy, IHC kinda thing!
'88.5 Zuki, 7" Lift, Locked, Swamped, Rolled, and just generally broken in right!

 

I used to have a tree that looked just like htat in my front yard, ( NW Arkansas) I moved a block away so I still get to drive byit, its probably a northern transplant :+)

Im with ya on the winter camping, my freinds have all gone several times already, it isnt nearly cold enough for me yet.

we only get one good snow per year on average, and Its hard to find camping buddys when its here.



OzarkJeep

I love the U.S.A.

 

I really like the trees around Louisville. In South Texas where I grew-up most of the trees do not turn or loose their leafs, and the ones that do just just turn a dead brown.

2001 TJ, Far from Stock
83 CJ7 Laredo, Nearly Stock

 

Now you had to rub it in Mark, Having all kinds of pretty trees and snow. But i do have to say i will be thinking about everyone up north during the winter. Since in South Florida I can wheel ALLLL THHHHEEEE TIIIIIMMMMMMEEE. /wwwthreads_images/icons/blush.gif
The trees look so nice though. I need to get up there and visit my brother in Jersey and make a run up to Maine.
You have to takes pics of the first snow.
Later this week i will get you picks of the many darn pink lawn flamingos that dot the many lawns down here.

Dan Stewart 1963 CJ5 "Caloosa Jeepers" member

 

I just do not like the cold, anything below 60 not for me, I would move farther south but then I would get my feet wet.

brownbagg

 

Hey Dan, we wheel up here all year in the North, just gotta put the hardtop and field jacket on! Winter wheelin IS lots of fun. Just make sure you go prepared and with a buddy. Are those two lumps in the pic' really 'Zuk's?

Mike H.
1983 CJ-7 Laredo

 

Are those two lumps in the pic' really 'Zuk's?

Yep, and one of them is a hard top.

Here is another pic. Let me tell you, the tranny and transfer were not easy to remove, good thing they're light. The things you do for wheeling.

JEEPN
Winter Harbor, Maine
'81 CJ-8 Scrambled, It's a Jeep, Chevy, IHC kinda thing!
'88.5 Zuki, 7" Lift, Locked, Swamped, Rolled, and just generally broken in right!

 

I guess it takes a certain kind of person to live up here year round. Personally, I enjoy wheeling in the winter much more than the rest of the year. We get more snow than mud!! Bucking snow banks, dashing through the fields...... We usually make a run to Rumford/Bethel/NH in the fall to look at trees for a weekend with 50+ other Street Rodders.

J-ust
E-nough
E-ssential
P-arts

 

Now come on, just because we are in the southern part of the country doesn't mean we don't get to enjoy that kind of scenery, we just have to live at a higher elevation to do it. /wwwthreads_images/icons/smile.gif

Brad
ORC Land Use Editor

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