Sunrise Friday morning

snow pics bill! and the night drive in the canyon with the flame throwers on!!!

- it soooo was alanis morset (sp)!

Flip-Flop Boy gets a little chilly

I need to learn to smile more

Aaron is quite proud of himself (third times the charm)

The most snow we saw on our trip (but boy was it cold)

Black Beauty & support vehicle

Needles run on Friday

John looking to pass (and he does )

Linda’s 4/

What a view!

Saturday morning with Howard & Lisa

Getting ready for the Arches Run

MOAR PICSHOARS

Arches Park pictures’

Lunch time Arches Park

T H O M A S , Don’t Jump! We promise not to call it Purple anymore

We had to come up and talk him down

Nice view from up here

Then Laura Shea had to come up and rescue the lot of us! Our Hero

The Elitist Club

Now we’re off to Point at a Dead Horse (or something like that)

The most common view of Wild6

Did I mention how great this place was?

All those rocks made me hungry, let’s go eat!

On the way to Red Cliff Lodge

Nice Place

More great views from the Lodge

On the way back, Aaron got to try out his surplus lighthouse lamps

Stock

Stock & Floods

Holy CRAP!

I must say that was a E ticket ride back

As with all good things, the trip had to come to an end.

I guess we hit a little traffic outside of Vegas. Fortunately we were given up to date information via the OLBS

Ouch, That’s gonna leave a mark (corpse smiley)

John that picture of your car in front of Park Ave. in Arches is amazing...

Absolutely fantastic, totally awesome, friggin beautiful, unbelievably stunning. And the landscape is nice too The geography is quite a departure from our (mostly) featureless midwest. Breathtaking! Thanks to all who have shared these wonderful pictures. I makes me

had a very good time

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Hey we go - more pics from Wild 6

Starting to arrive and our first drive.

At the Needles Overlook - it was cold there and rained cats and dogs on the way back to Moab.

Wild 6 and the 286 RWHP Suby 14 - yellow one in next photo - it's a sleeper.
And, Mike's newly converted six getting an adjustment from the rear.

Nice teeners, the usual suspects and me by the red rocks. It sure was beautiful at Moab.

Howard threatening to shoot the monster, Lisa's beautiful teener and looking out the rear.

Aaron and his outlaw gang perform the "YMCA" while balancing themselves on the big rock, Wild 6's rear and lunch time at the picnic grounds.

The organizers really deserve a huge thank you for such an awesome event.

Jason and Becky from Tucson - my travel mates along with Ernie from Flagstaff. We just finished a hike up the mountain. Later, Becky swaps driving chores with Jason and Aaron enjoying the view at Islands in the Sky.

andy - had a great time chasing you this weekend.

great pics!

outlaw gang of YMCA'ers LOL

Looks like YWCA from here

This is Russ (facing the camera in the hat) who was our tour guide. He lives in Moab - has a really nice teener - and works for the BLM. He showed us a great time - thanks Russ.

Next - this was the line up heading out of Dead Horse Point Park until Aaron passed me and the hunt was on. Aaron and I had spectacular drive exiting the park - a definate highlight of the event.

The sunset view at dinner.

Everyone heading out for beers and a view.

And my Arizona cohorts, Becky, Jason and Mike - where was Ernie hiding?

That's all folks.

The only picture of my car that you post is when it is up on a jack?? Thanks Andy!

Hi Mike,
I found one of you enjoying the car after the brief minor adjustment.

Aaron, I had a really wonderful time at the RRC. I'll remember our drive out of the park for as long as I live.

Jason and Ernie, thanks for caravaning with me. You both treated me really nice for a couple of fellow Zonies who had never met me before! Let's do it again next year.

Looks like you all had a great time. Thanks for sharing the memories.

Send your favorite car pix to me to include in the 2007 Club Calender

Here are my pictures...

Friday, carvan from SLC to Moab.

Saturday, visiting Arches National park.

Someone left some 'artwork' on the hillside, it was gone by the time we left.

Amazing scenery.

And now...
How we saved Howards car!

It was late on Sat. night. And most everyone had gone to bed. We were having a final beer, and all of a sudden we noticed that Howard's car was rolling out of the parking lot. The guys panicked, but the girls jumped right into action and tried to stop the car.

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Unfortunately, the girls weren't able to stop the car. So the five of us worked together and were finally able to stop the car but sitting on the rear trunk.

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Luckly, it worked!

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Howard, here are the people you can thank next year.

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Pictures from the way home on Sunday.

Whoo Hoo! No pics of me!
Good thing too!

I wasn't really there.

That was Dead Horse Point. It was were all (by that I mean 7 people) the non-hikers went.

Also, there are pictures of you. Check my first or second post. I got a nice one of you filling up after your 8hr tour of Victorville's banking locations

That is the BIGGEST bag of chips I have ever seen, WOW!

I was really looking forward to the pics Mark just posted. Good times.

I picked out 6 pictures of some of the better moments we caught.

Anyone want a metal clutch pulley. $50 each:

Finally arrived after driving the RS in the rain at night with no wipers.

I was really happy that was over.

For Dino:

Ummm, yeah.

Love ya Peterson:

For Howard: