April 29th, 2000

After a grueling move and a bad break-up in mid April, I needed a weekend off. Even though the Sea Scout ship had a major competition planned for that weekend, I really needed to see some family. So I drove down to my dad's. In the course of that visit, we went playing around, and we happened to come upon a rare mud pit in the Mojave Desert! In the Antelope Valley, the dirt is very similar to clay, and the mud is very sticky and slippery and easy to get stuck in. So, of course, I went straight for it! There's a reason that mud is refered to as a kid/guy magnet...the fact that I was stone-sober helps prove that even more. :) Some of these pages have multiple pictures and may take a few minutes to download, but they're worth it! Enjoy!

It all starts out
First, the small puddle
Then the big one
Coming out of the big mud puddle for another round
Some of the consequences of off-roading
The Scout and the area after we finished

Also check out the romping around I did in June 1999

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