Everyone gets a trail briefing before heading out. All the trail guides had to run their trails at least 2 times each month before qualifying for the final designation as that trail guide. Each month and before the trail run we had the same briefing. It's a thing you never can stress enough when you are dealing with new trail riders and experience a like. Safety, safety and more safety. Everyone hated them, but they are a necessity. 15 Trail 4 times a day for the 3 days. each trail with about as many as 35 plus vehicles or more. Why that's about 6300 vehicles trailing in a relatively short period of time. And this was just one of the events.

This is me, Tico. One of your Trail Guides for this year. This picture was while on Trail D on Thursday afternoon 7-15-2004. I appreciated those who took some pictures about me and hope you are happy with the ones I took.

I am sure that this really nice looking Red CJ did not leave trail "C" that clean. But it looked good going out.

Line the up and get them to the trails. Wow! The trail guide where busy from sun up to sun down. Jeeps, Jeeps and more Jeeps, line up to learn, enjoy or just to experience the trail ride that some of us hardliners sometimes take for granted. It's about them having a great time with the Jeep experience. As a trail guide, it was our pleasure to teach, show and guide these folks through some of the trails at Oak Ridge Estates. Did you have fun? Send me a e-mail.

Hey, the Tennessee Crew. These guys had a ball, trailing with the drivers parents Jeep! Ooops, the cat is out of the bag. When the cat is away, the mouse will play. Hope you all had a great time at the camp. See you next year!

This young looking fella, although he appears to be holding on to dear life, actually was having a ball. They had a tough obstacle to clime and managed it well. Keep on Jeeping!