Howdy from JPFreek Adventure Magazine

[txoutdoorx4]

Hey everyone, JPFreek is brand-new to the forum and I just wanted to introduce our magazine to you and say hello. JPFreek is a web-based Jeep and outdoor adventure publication that was started by avid adventurers for adventurers. The forum here at uutah.com is perfect because everything everyone enjoys here is something that each of us on staff is passionate about. We would be thrilled to work with any and all of you if you have a story and/or photos you'd like to share with our readers whether it's mountain biking, rock climbing, kayaking, canyoneering, mountaineering, hiking, backpacking, adventure racing, etc. Drop me an email at fledwell@jpfreek.com, or send me a PM if you'd be interested in sending us some regular content for the magazine. We do plan to go into a print version that will be a quarterly publication within the next 9-12 months. Anyways, I'm looking forward to reading about everyones adventures here on the board. Thanks!

Frank

[txoutdoorx4]

By the way, sorry about posting my introduction in this thread. I'm obviously a newbie since it should have gone to the newbie section!

[DiscGo]

Welcome to uutah! I hope we can see some pictures here on the site and not just in your magazine.

[txoutdoorx4]

Hehe, agreed. I'll get some photos up and share some trip reports down here in TX although you guys have it made in UT. Thanks for the welcome, take care.

[marc olivares]

what if we're not really "freeks" about "J**Ps"? :ne_nau:

[txoutdoorx4]

You don't need to be a freek about Jeeps, just a freek about the outdoors. ;)

[Sombeech]

Welcome to the site! Nice pics.

[tanya]

Welcome :2thumbs:

[nefarious]

I wouldn't have guessed a person would ever need a coat while traveling in south Texas. Welcome.

[DiscGo]

Those are cool pictures.

[txoutdoorx4]

Thanks everybody. Yeah, actually it gets pretty cold in the mountains of west Texas in the late fall through early spring. The picture on the south rim of Big Bend National Park was at about 7000 ft elevation right before dawn. I think it was somewhere near freezing when my buddy took that shot. By the way, Sombeech: are you the same Sombeech from mountainzone.com?

Thanks again for the welcome, definitely looking forward to contributing here. Take care.

[accadacca]

Welcome to the outdoor hood... :cool2:

[Mtnman1830]

Welcome :2thumbs:

[live2ride]

Welcome to the forum, and great pics! I would love to go and do some biking in Texas!

[Iceaxe]

:2thumbs: Welcome :2thumbs:

[txoutdoorx4]

Thanks again everybody. There is certainly some pretty sick mountain biking in Texas, especially in the hill country area (Rocky Hill Ranch, Bluff Creek Ranch) and in west Texas in the panhandle at Palo Duro Canyon and Caprock Canyon. If any of you are ever in Texas, drop me a note as I'd be happy to show you what we have.

[Alex]

Welcome aboard!

You better be careful posting those kind of invites, cause we are crazy enough to take you up on it and make a road trip to cowboy state! :lol8: :five:

[RugerShooter]

wecome I think you will like it here