Those of you on HXC probably know Gator & Mark. Gator's club Clay County 4x4 does an annual holiday night ride in the ONF which I've gone on the last 3 years. They keep it a nice easy, stock friendly ride so anyone can go. Mark couldn't make the actual run but did the pre run w/ Gator & they came up w/ a new twist this year which Gator described as a small water crossing.
My GPS track (was tempted to hit the Onstar button)
Normally we don't start until it's already dark but this year we took the Fort Gates Ferry which only runs during the day so we had to start earlier. Except for those on the pre-run none of us had done this before & was fun way to start off. The ferry route has been crossing the St. Johns river in this spot since the 1800's. It can take 2 cars at a time & takes about 10 minutes to cross, we had 10 trucks so it took us about an hour & half to get everyone across.
More of it's history here
http://www.tampabay.com/features/hu...rry-still-crossing-the-st-johns-river/1029732
These are from Gator
More pics
http://s567.photobucket.com/albums/ss117/JGBB04/Ocala night ride 2011/?albumview=slideshow
[video=youtube;X-pvQlYT040]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-pvQlYT040[/video]
My GPS track (was tempted to hit the Onstar button)
Normally we don't start until it's already dark but this year we took the Fort Gates Ferry which only runs during the day so we had to start earlier. Except for those on the pre-run none of us had done this before & was fun way to start off. The ferry route has been crossing the St. Johns river in this spot since the 1800's. It can take 2 cars at a time & takes about 10 minutes to cross, we had 10 trucks so it took us about an hour & half to get everyone across.
More of it's history here
http://www.tampabay.com/features/hu...rry-still-crossing-the-st-johns-river/1029732
These are from Gator
More pics
http://s567.photobucket.com/albums/ss117/JGBB04/Ocala night ride 2011/?albumview=slideshow
[video=youtube;X-pvQlYT040]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-pvQlYT040[/video]