
Of course we all knew Zach looks like Dustin!

We set off for the day taking a few fun sandy trails.. The 4 runner loved it.. So did we! :)
We ate lunch here at this natural arch. It was absolutely amazing.
Steve Morey, Steve Byrne, and myself hanging out by our rides..
Overlooking the Dome Plateau fisher towers view point.. About 10 feet in front of us was a nasty drop.. probably a 500 or 600 feet drop.. Pretty crazy.
We even came across an old abandoned mine! We went inside and explored a bit.. until Steve Byrne freaked us out by banging a wire on the side of the mine entrance.. I'm not a fan of dark creepy places especially when you can't see the end of it.. I won't sugar coat it.... We ran.
The second day, Dave Towner joined up with us. We decided to take his jeep for the day, especially since we were heading for a pretty gnarly trail which would have been tough if not impossible for the 4 runner due to the long front end (not so good for tight corners and steep climbs).
Dave's jeep did really well on the rock.. Its amazing what a jeep can do. I want one.
Steve made rock climbing in his new rubicon look easy. See that over there? Watch me climb over it.. lol. I want one.
This is the overlook from Poison Spider. From here we could see the city of Moab!
Our last day it rained on and off.. Which was fine because we weren't doing serious 4x4 climbing.. Just exploring. We found a cool cave, a canyon, and a few neat rock formations.. and of course we collected some mud on the trucks!
This is hidden spire.. We tried, but just couldn't push the sucker over. Yes we're still just a bunch of kids.
I don't care what people say about going to Moab in anything but a jeep, even though the Jeeps did awesome on the trip (I still want one), our Toyota 4 runner still performed like a champ. I was able to go everywhere the jeeps went and had a lot of fun in the process. And Jen was grinning ear to ear when I made it back with no body damage on Zeus!
When we got to the park Zach and Grandpa lead the way. Zach would point at the cars he liked and Grandpa would walk over with him to check it out. They both really enjoyed looking at all of the neat cars.
This was a sweet looking truck.. I loved the chopped top and windows.
This is a '55.. with some nice work done on it.. It was the only truck at the show similar to what we're doing with my Dad's '58.
This is Joe Horvath's 1963 Chevy Nova SS.. Its a sweet car.. If only I had a 4 car garage.. heh heh..
This was just odd.. A Suburban on a semi chassis.. The "Ultimate Mormon-mobile" LOL!
Logan and Grandpa hanging out looking at the trucks.. Logan was all smiles!
This is a 1950 Chevy pickup.. This was a really nice restoration.. Really nice.