As we approach our I7 Jeep Jamboree, I began to think about how we got to this point. We were just a newly formed club. We had very few members, but the club’s founder Roger Williams was always campaigning for new members. Roy and I had never been to a Jeep Jamboree. We were totally in the dark about what it was all about. Roger and his friend Ann Reid had been to the Ouachita Jamboree in Hot Springs, Arkansas and could not say enough about how much fun they had. Now we are talking about a guy who had very little Off Road experience. He was so excited about it.

Let me start by giving a brief description of our club. Founded in the mid 80's, this is a group of four wheel enthusiast, that are bound by the love of the sport, and our choice of vehicle. We don't discriminate against people, or other types of four wheel drive vehicles. Most of the trails and events that we participate in are designed for Jeeps. The narrow vehicle with short wheel base is what we were thinking about when the trails were built. We are also a family oriented club.