Oops thats going to leave a mark

[GuyC]

No one ever told me you have to keep the rubber side down.

[ColinB]

Ouch Was that at this MORG?

No one was hurt right?

[sasquatch]

Whoa! How did the recovery go? Looks a bit tight there. Hope all is well and no one was hurt. You guys were definitely rolling at a different pace than us! Great to meet you Guy!

[stevenmd]

You have now joined an exclusive part of the NCLR club that includes Frank, Will, Mark and me. Did I miss anyone?

[Antonio]

and me!

Hopefully you met it home yesterday. i guess this is the second roll that happened in Hollister yesterday. We saw a toyota rolled over too buy the stairs.

[GuyC]

Thanks guys everyone is fine, a few scratches and a little soar but thats mostly from the recovery. The picture does no justice to how steep and tight of a spot I was in right here. Not only did we eventually get Josie back on her feet, I was able to drive her home. I,ve always said any day wheeling that I can drive home from is a success, however this was a bit exstream.
It was a pleasure to meet some of you Looking forward do doing it again (not the rollover part)

[astateofmike]

I am glad you made it out ok, and I am a personal fan of the "would prefer not to tip" club....I just dont have the disposable income to replace a ton of stuff... I know that section of trail....steep and tight is right....photos NEVER do it justice.

Does that trail wind back down to the bottom of truck hill? At the Expo rally, I was pointed up that trail (kinda snakes around, and is deeply rutted) and I went to try and drop into the ruts (as I was alone) and get backed out when the trail gave way.. Spent about 30 min pretty puckered and at a 25+ degree sideslope slowly inching my way back down the trail.....eekkk

[Gotrovr]

Guy,

There is a lesson to be learned for every tip over. Welcome to our elite and growing tip over club. You are very fortunate to have escaped injury in both the event and post recovery. Nice that you were able to drive her home.