08-29-2008, 02:30 AM
I had a similair affair at Red Creek the last time I was up there. My buddy and I decided to make a latenight voyage to Red Creek to camp out. We were goging to just camp on the "beach" near the water.
We are driving down towards the lake slowly......no water......no water...........WATER!!! we stopped about 6 feet from the shoreline only to realize we were thoroughly stuck in the thick mud. After trying unsuccesfuly to get free we called it a night.
Woke up to the sound of rain on the tent, lots of rain.
The mud had just been saturated and we were far worse off then the previous night.
Decided to just do some fishing and figure it out later, but the fish must have been in on the "screw these two idiots" game that the fishing gods cooked up cause they werent bitin'.
After several hours and two jerks covered in mud, we were free.
But once on the highway we had a bad shimmy from the rear tires. We thought maybe we had bent an axel or something. Drove the whole way back to SLC going 50 mph only to discover at homer that the inside of the wheel was just full of mud.................[crazy]
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We are driving down towards the lake slowly......no water......no water...........WATER!!! we stopped about 6 feet from the shoreline only to realize we were thoroughly stuck in the thick mud. After trying unsuccesfuly to get free we called it a night.
Woke up to the sound of rain on the tent, lots of rain.
The mud had just been saturated and we were far worse off then the previous night.
Decided to just do some fishing and figure it out later, but the fish must have been in on the "screw these two idiots" game that the fishing gods cooked up cause they werent bitin'.
After several hours and two jerks covered in mud, we were free.
But once on the highway we had a bad shimmy from the rear tires. We thought maybe we had bent an axel or something. Drove the whole way back to SLC going 50 mph only to discover at homer that the inside of the wheel was just full of mud.................[crazy]
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