NEA open run in Winchedon, Massachusetts

[Liv2Ryd]

Hit my 2nd club event yesterday. These photos are from a section called split rock. Only 2 of us in a group of 10 tried it. I came oh so close to ripping my rear flare off but I kept my cool and came away with only a scratch (which mostly buffed out luckily). Check out the flex! What a day! This Jeepin thing is mad fun.

 

[Axeman]

@Liv2Ryd I think we spoke at the open run yesterday just before I climbed that hill. I had the matching Beryl Green 06 TJ with (non-rubi).

 

[Liv2Ryd]

@Liv2Ryd I think we spoke at the open run yesterday just before I climbed that hill. I had the matching Beryl Green 06 TJ with (non-rubi).

Yup, that was me @Axeman . I watched you climb that hill like a boss. Nice meeting you.

 

[Axeman]

Nice to meet you too, first forum member I met from here. I saw your forum name on the BSJ site and thought it looked familiar. I just joined up with BSJ, hope to see your rig out there again.

 

[Liv2Ryd]

@Axeman, I joined the BSJ too. I also belong to Ocean State Jeepsters and they are a great crew as well. Looks like we will be running into each other again on the trails. You have a sweet TJ.

 

[Axeman]

Looks like we will be running into each other again on the trails. You have a sweet TJ.

Awesome, and yours is too. We'll have to get a side by side pic next time for the forum. See you out there.

 

[Stevemack]

That’s a great property..we love it.

 

[Elyse8743]

How do you guys like BSJ? I was looking at joining up with them - probably will for some runs next year.

 

[Axeman]

@Elyse8743 I'm a little too new with BSJ to really comment, but so far so good. They seem to be one of the more active groups in New England which is why I joined with them. Their forum is fairly active, and the schedule they have has a few runs a month. It's also important to choose a group that is affiliated with NEA because NEA owns many private properties just for wheeling.

 

[Elyse8743]

@Elyse8743 I'm a little too new with BSJ to really comment, but so far so good. They seem to be one of the more active groups in New England which is why I joined with them. Their forum is fairly active, and the schedule they have has a few runs a month. It's also important to choose a group that is affiliated with NEA because NEA owns many private properties just for wheeling.

Thanks for the info! I've definitely realized if I really want to wheel anywhere in MA I'll definitely have to join a club. They look like a good group.

I may see you on a run in the future! I'll probably be sticking to the easy stuff, though, no crazy hill climbs like shown in those pics above just yet