Got up and made sure the Jeep was at the starting location before 8:00 so people would know which way to be heading for the Blue Moon run.
I went back to the RV to get lunch items that Cheryl made for Amanda and I.
We did our normal drivers meeting at about 15 till. I had about 3 people that had done this trail before and about ¾ of the group had not been at HDR before.
We left about 5 minutes after 9:00.
When we got to the first major hill, I let Amanda drive the Jeep to the other end of the plateau, while I walk down to the point where I spot people though the tough spot. I only had one person that was very nervous when he could not first make the obstacle.
I had Amanda drive the Jeep again on another plateau area while I made sure everybody was ok coming up the hill.
I was able to follow the GPS on the new section that I found on Friday. We had lunch at 11:30
Everybody was doing so good on the next set of hill climbs, I added another section that I tried last year and everybody did good.
We finished the run at 1:00 and I said my usual good byes to everybody.
Once everybody had left, I went exploring and found another trail across the road of the main road. Come to find out I think the road is more a quad trail, I did hit one rock good, and Amanda did let out a little noise when I hit it and stopped.
We got back to camp about 2:00. I stayed around the main camp for a little while. Once I made it back to the RV, I went ahead and took a nap.
Knock on the door woke me up and it was good friend. So we talked for a while.
Getting the dinner tickets from the registration package, I headed on over to main camp to got dinner – also drove the Jeep over to get it ready for the night run.
I did try the Nail Pounding game. I was in first place with 13 nails in the board in 30 seconds. But about 30 minutes, a buddy of mine got 14 in, then another friend tied with me later.
The Best Equip game was fun to watch. It had ended about 10:00
About 15 minutes after the game was done it was time to head on out for the “Jesse Southern Lights” run.
I had about 20 vehicles. I was able to find the start of the trail easily with the GPS help. We had very minor slow downs and all was at the top by 11:00. I pointed out several areas to several different groups.
The down hill section was a little slow going, but everybody did fine.
Once to the main road, I let everybody go on by, so I know that everybody got off the trail. I got back to the RV by 10 minutes after midnight.
Another fun day at HDR.
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