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This is not my video – just posting it for wary Jeepers out there to remind the dangers of our pastime…here’s the write up of the folks in the Jeep accident: Bill and Irene were checked out at the hospital and back in camp by that afternoon. They were scratched, bruised and quite sore, but were ok for the most part. Comments from Irene: We decided to stay until Tuesday, so we could get more rest before the trek home… It’s almost scarier watching the video, than to be in the jeep at the time! While it was happening, it seemed to go on and on, rolling over and over. I kept wondering, “When is it going to STOP? And what’s going to happen when it finally does stop? (I had visions of the jeep blowing up, for example. Guess I have seen too many movies!) I remember saying at first, “Oh, God, not again!” (We were in a bad accident 1.5 years ago.) Our roll cage has really done wonders in saving our lives! Still, it was a miracle that we all survived this one! This accident was much worse. Lovey (the dog) knows how to place herself according to the terrain, but nothing could prepare her for the constant rolling over. When we are on steep uphill or downhill trails, she gets on the floor of the jeep, and braces her body parallel to our front seats. If we are on a paved road she gets up on the seat and looks out the window. She is the best jeeping dog! She loves to go jeeping. I wonder if she will still be as happy to go on more trails after this accident. (Lovey was not with us …