Hello, I enjoyed your video, I have the same jeep, but a couple years older and I am looking for a roof top rack. I was just wondering what type of rook rack do you have on your jeep?
Hi, thank you, glad you enjoyed it ! I was lucky, I scored this one off marketplace years ago. It’s an Arb rack, which was discontinued. But I think they make a similar one now. It’s great, mounts to the frame of the Jeep, I’ve never had any issues with it. arbusa.com/jeep-wrangler-jl-2018-on/roof-racks/
This area is known locally as Shoal Bay. The road was built back in the 70's and is the pipeline that transferred raw sewage from Goulds to the ocean at Shoal Bay. I'm not sure if this pipeline has been abandoned yet but if not it will be soon. The construction work on Bay Bulls Rd in Kilbride and the Main Rd in Goulds over the past few years will allow sewage to be transferred to the Riverhead facility on the Southside of St. John's Harbour. Had the family stayed to the right at the fork in the road instead of going left, they would have possibly ended up at a much nicer campsite. The right side is the original trail to Shoal Bay. It's also in a lot more worse condition than the left side.
Sencillamente espectacular los felicito buen video muchachos
Muchas gracias 😊!
Hello, I enjoyed your video, I have the same jeep, but a couple years older and I am looking for a roof top rack. I was just wondering what type of rook rack do you have on your jeep?
Hi, thank you, glad you enjoyed it !
I was lucky, I scored this one off marketplace years ago. It’s an Arb rack, which was discontinued. But I think they make a similar one now.
It’s great, mounts to the frame of the Jeep, I’ve never had any issues with it.
arbusa.com/jeep-wrangler-jl-2018-on/roof-racks/
just wondering, where is this on the avalon?
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The end of Pipeline Road :)
@@OutdoorLifeOnTheRock thank you, enjoy your videos.
@@bongobrandycasy thank you 😊!
This area is known locally as Shoal Bay. The road was built back in the 70's and is the pipeline that transferred raw sewage from Goulds to the ocean at Shoal Bay. I'm not sure if this pipeline has been abandoned yet but if not it will be soon. The construction work on Bay Bulls Rd in Kilbride and the Main Rd in Goulds over the past few years will allow sewage to be transferred to the Riverhead facility on the Southside of St. John's Harbour. Had the family stayed to the right at the fork in the road instead of going left, they would have possibly ended up at a much nicer campsite. The right side is the original trail to Shoal Bay. It's also in a lot more worse condition than the left side.