WFTW - Hidden Falls ORP Marble Falls, Texas

A quick vid from the event this weekend. Apologies for not getting more
pics of the good stuff.. too busy driving to take photos but I got a
few. The folks at Midnight Four Wheelers (Richard Cruz and Co.) put on
a damn good show

good choice of music to use!

So... How did the wounded feel about the event? Did they have a good time? What was their final feelings of the entire event?

There were smiles as far as the eye could see. The folks that I talked to said that they had a good time. I spent a lot of time saying thank you. It really was a good event and I want make the Gilmer run too. I will spend a little more time up front coordinating with who ever is in charge locally.

We should try and get a group up.... it is hosted by a Toyota group but I am sure they would let us crash their party...

Verrrry cool video, I hope I can make it to one of the events.

N2rock wrote:

good choice of music to use!

That that one is on photobucket and was also my first post to youtube.... do you think that the music will get deleted?.. because of the "agreement" thing with the music industry?

And was it bucket or youtube that was censoring?

Looks like a good place... Glad you had a good time and a good cause also..

How does this place compare to Tree's, Barnwell, etc...?

Great video Ron!! You Rock! It was a blast, it was great that there was so many rigs there the soldiers didn't have to wait for a ride.

TxCrawler wrote:

Looks like a good place... Glad you had a good time and a good cause also..

How does this place compare to Tree's, Barnwell, etc...?

IMO.. (I am still a bit of a noob so here is a list of the ones that I have ran in rank order)

#1 Barnwell!!!!!
#2 Hidden Falls
#3 Trees
#4 Spring Creek
#5 Shiloh Ridge


I am running Krocks on Memorial day and I understand that it is the best that Texas has to offer... anyone else want to give their opinion... someone with more experience...

Great run and great seeing everyone there! Overall it was a great weekend. Unfortunately the military had some SNAFU's in getting enough wounded warriors there. There were far more seats available than warriors. I think they got the message and will hopefully have more out next year (Jason is hoping to do this for several years).

There were far too many plaques given out. Seemed like they were going to give one to everyone in the tent at one point. Alot of that could have been done at their own club meeting.

FWIW - The kid driving the Grand is one of the wounded warriors. He decided to bring his own rig to drive instead of riding. It was his first time out and he had a great time. He also sustained a fair amount of pin stripping, rock rash, partially ripped off the rear bumper and to a saws-all to a fair amount of his exhaust system. He's ready to go again.

updated the vid with better photos. Got some that were posted on JKO as well as the Mil Jeepers web site...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7ENgnaReW0

Awesome thanks Ron!!!!