by Derek
(Utah)
My introduction to Jeep driving (in general, not off road), came in the form of a 530-mile road trip from Longmont, CO to Logan, UT.
Compared to my "power-everything" other means of transportation, the Jeep was different, especially on a long road trip. But, the Jeep grew on me and I was sorry to give it back at the end of the trip.
More recently, my "power-everything" other means of transportation had to visit the shop for a while, and I had the privilege of borrowing the '02 TJ again. This time I got the bug. I'm in the reading and researching phase of becoming a first-time Jeep owner.
The picture is from my friends' TJ on the bench just outside of Providence Canyon in northern Utah. The trail I was on isn't steep or anything like that, but I drove on it because I could, and because it was there, and because I was in a Jeep!
Larry's Comment: CAUTION...Derek! This "bug" can be highly contagious. Proceed with care...or you may become like the rest of us...ha!
Trust me...this bug can be a blast!
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