So .... where ya from!

[Jetlau3]

Well if you ever come to jeep fest in Toledo let me know!!!

My grandfather and father built them after WWII and Vietnam!

That’s amazing . And will do sir

 

[pat9198]

Well I’m from the south suburbs of Chicago, but I have lived in middle Tennessee for several years now. So glad my parents dragged me out of that city! It’s a great place to visit now since I know some good places to eat and it’s easy to navigate. I love the Titans but I’m still very much a Bears, Bulls, Hawks, and Sox fan!

 

[afr]

Georgia, about half hour north east of Atlanta.

 

[Hammer67]

South of Germany, near Stuttgart. Maybe you know that City because of Mercedes Benz or Porsche.

I picked up a Mercedes in Stuttgart once, drove it all over Europe and then had it shipped back the U.S.

I was 3 years old, so I might have had some help.

 

[Nasby]

Moab lover here . Jeepin ! (Photo in CO and not Moab tho)

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Cinnamon Pass maybe? Looks like somewhere in the San Juans.

 

[Jetlau3]

Cinnamon Pass maybe? Looks like somewhere in the San Juans.

Spent 7 days in the San Juans this trip . This was on Imogene coming up from Telluride

 

[Sagandavis]

Moab lover here . Jeepin ! (Photo in CO and not Moab tho)

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San Juan’s?

Edit: haha! Someone beat me to it, I asked before I saw that response

 

[GmpaJim]

We’re tent campers, but had an RV for touring with the grand kids before college.
We called it “pokin‘ around”, meaning, no map / GPS, just get lost and see whatever.
Some of the most quaint places and nicest people don’t make the travel guides.
(sorry, strong coffee)

 

[clinton1]

We’re tent campers, but had an RV for touring with the grand kids before college.
We called it “pokin‘ around”, meaning, no map / GPS, just get lost and see whatever.
Some of the most quaint places and nicest people don’t make the travel guides.
(sorry, strong coffee)

This approach to life sounds very alluring!!