One of the goals was to stay off of major roads as much as I could, so I took some back roads in Arizona from Prescott up to Kingman. I ended up discovering aliens. The actual sight of the alien crash in 1953 before the military scooped up the spacecraft and alien bodies! After the lackluster museum of aliens, it was time to head north to Kingman for another tour of a local Made In America small business, Route 66 Mods.
The next day was some wheeling with with AZwestside Wheelers on some technical Kingman trails. Plus, i was going to meet Ric Swats. He is the "Crazy Man" who stopped BLM.
Finally my chance to wheel with the big boys on a very technical trail, Homecourt. The whole trail was one big long obstacle. I certainly upped my wheeling game and was doing pretty good. 
During one of the obstacles I tore a valve stem and rolled a
bead. Joe with AZ West Side Wheelers came to the rescue with a Colby Valve and saved the day. Plus I finally got to use my Lift Mate from Hi-Lift Jack.
That evening we we all meet at a local brewery to remiss of the days events. It was a great time meeting online Jeep friends in person.
That night is was back out to the trail head to set up camp. I was beginning to get into a pretty good routine setting up camp.
It was a good day all in all as I wheeled some of my best wheeling and My Jeep had two new stickers. Homecourt for the trail and Raw Carnage Crew because I damaged my Jeep.
pack up to go meet Ric Swats back in Kingman to get the low down on how to stop BLM lands from getting closed.
After the morning interview with Ric it was off to Mojave Road in California.
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