Went to the river today, got some picture's and a few video's but nothing terrific.

The river had flooded up quite a bit and you have to drive through water to get to where we would normally park and setup.

Honestly, even with all the water and mud, I was getting so much traction I couldn't get her stuck. We climbed up a short and steep little incline, spun tire the first attempt, backed up gave her more throttle and up she went.

We drove a little with the passenger side in the river, we started to sink and spin a good bit, but I muscled through it.

BTW, the sun was out and warm but the water was COLD! But that didn't stop all the girls from having a full out mud fight.

Here are some pictures:















Video's:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5d08s...ature=youtu.be
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cy8GJ...ature=youtu.be
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhKdz...ature=youtu.be

 

looks fun

 

hell yes with those new tires!!

 

Coolness.

The pic with the gal out there in shorts, and a sleeveless top makes me jealous though. It's a whopping 29* here this morning...... Get to go out and make little sticks out of big sticks today.... Yeah, fun with chainsaws.

 

I dont know the laws in your state, but in texas if a cop or wildlife officer sees your vehicle touching the water its a hefty fine.

But anyways NICE! Where the pic of the girls mud wrestling?

 

¤¤¤ river water ¤¤¤

 

I'm not sure how that works here in Ga. I know it's pretty common to go playin' at the river's around here, also bridge's without water but sand, is a nice playground for 4 wheeler's.

I don't have any picture's of them mud fighting, just some after pictures of them posing.

 

You won't get stuck down there, not unless it's after a heavy deluge. Unless it's changed in the six or seven years since I've been down there, the clay is so heavily packed underneath that only the top couple of inches gets sloppy.

It's a pretty good place to go and slop around in the surface mud for awesome pics with little chance of actually getting stuck - unless you get too close to the water...

 

Yea, the ground is very hard packed, so really just surface mud, but still good for a good time.

I had the whole passenger side of the truck in the river, definitely not someplace you wanna start driving, even with 4x4.