Using my Ranger for the Greater Good

[Hopman]

I had a great time with my Ranger (AND some good friends) this weekend.

Our church (along with several others in the NH area) helps sponsers a summer camp/retreat center called Camp Sentinal in Tuftenboro, NH.

http://www.campsentinel.org/

This past Saturday was their annual spring clean-up, So, my Ranger, myself, and my buddy Aaron headed up for the day to help out.

Within 15 minutes of arriving, my truck was filled with matresses and heading out to the various cabins to set them up for the season. Aaron snapped a pic, but hasn't sent it to me yet.

One thing I did notice (besides the 70 other people who showed up to help out) was that many of them brought their Rangers and put them to good use hauling brush, lugging supplies, and pulling trailers!

At the end of the day, I was sore, my truck was dirty, but I felt great. I think the truck even ran a little better on the way home too!

 

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[Hopman]

If I had remembered to bring a camera, i'd have gotten some effin PICS!!!!!!!

 

[adsm08]

I'm just teasing you dude.

I forget my camera for a lot of things I should have pics of.

 

[Hopman]

Yeah. I missed a great shot which would've had my purple '94, black '98 (belongs to a contractor from Portsmouth, NH who uses it daily) and a gold '03 (owned by a retired minister who came up to help for the day). We had just all gonw down to one of the cabin areas to either pick up or offload various items.

Besides mine, there were about a half-dozen Rangers running around.

It was a great day to be in the NH Lakes reigon that day. This camp is northeast of Lake Winnapasakee on Dan Hole Pond. The camp celebrated it's 50th anniversary last year.