We really hadn't planned to go to Hollister this day, but we had to go the Jeep dealer in Gilroy for parts. Since we were so close to Hollister we couldn't resist going down to Hollister to get a few new shots for the web page. We'd just put the summer tops on the Jeep for the first time the night before, so we wanted to have a little fun before we had to put the hard top back on.

 The first thing we did upon entering the park was to get it crossed up in the creek, and take a few shots.

 I was a little too used to driving my 4Runner, I guess I got a little too argressive in Jenn's TJ, and promptly 'smooshed' the plastic piece on one end of the rear bumper. Then I promptly got yelled at for 'smooshing' her Jeep. (lucky for me she was half kidding)

 Here's a little 'alternate route' I like to take in my 4Runner on the way to Truck Hill. Her TJ makes it look so easy....doesn't even lift a wheel.

 We were pleasantly surprised to run into Chris and Kevin, whom I met only a week ago at Hollister. Truck Hill was TOOOO easy this day. The park crew, had driven the dozer over it a few times, and completely leveled it. The HUGE crack at the bottom of the hill had also been filled....it looked like a parking lot. I was disappointed to say the least...I would much rather they had left it alone, as the terrain provided a great challenge.

 Lucky for us they hadn't leved the crack near the staircase in the obstacle course, so we entertained ourselves for awhile getting the TJ crossed up, and seeing how far up the crack we could cross.

 I was having a blast here...we got the TJ crossed just perfect, and by standing on the tire I could get the Jeep to balance on two wheels, with the other two wheels a foot off the ground.

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