Cleveland Offroad Jeepers Organization

The first stop on the trip was at the BP, Madisonville.  We stopped here for a pit stop, and refresments.

Seven rigs in all.  Everyone enjoyed looking at other rigs and talking about them.

Bart, the closes in the picture, put his hands up.  He thought this other guy was fixing to pull a gun. 

We reached our first destination, Cades Cove.  I noticed, the whole trip that everywhere we went, heads were turning.  While in traffic, people that would pass us, would slow down as they came up beside each jeep, and check them out.

Saw a few of these, while on the loop road at Cades Cove.

The kids enjoyed them selves also, even though the heat was kicking.

Ya, I have a yellow TJ, 4in lift, 35in Baja Claws, twice pipes out the back.  Ya, you ought to check it out some time.  If you want to look at it, I could get my dad to lift us up?? 

More jeep talk...

And some more....

We eventually headed on in to Gatlinburgh.  About half way there, it came a monsoon.  Some had there tops down, others had safari tops.  Some got wet, some got really wet.  It rained, from there all the way to the edge of Pidgeon Forge.  There, it had not rained at all.  We ate dinner at the Old Mill, and went and got our rooms.  Sunday, we did some shopping, or poeple dodging.  There were three rigs that stayed the whole day and headed back that evening.  In all, it was a good trip.   I would like to thank everyone that went.  I hope that more will go on the next trip.  We will try to go to Coppenger Cove, in 2 or 3 weeks.  I will post it up and all are welcome.