This weekend me and a few friends headed to Lexington Kentucky for the annual Ichthus festival cositing of a christian type woodstook theam. 3 days and nights of concerts and camping, kicking off the festivial season. But being the first festival of the year, it was accompanyed by rain, and lots of it. Mud everywhere, enought to lose a shoe in if you not careful. But to no suprise, the E handeled exceptional during those condictions. It had a nice stance on all that thick mud, leaving me feeling very "in control". In years passed Ive been stuck out in the fields of the camp ground in various trucks and cars. It felt so good to make it out without the assistance of a tractor. When we decided to pack up and leave, my party of three folded one seat up on the wall, and threw all our stuff in in the L shaped cargo area. After gettin back tonight, and removing our stacked to the ceiling supplys, covered in mud, cleaning the inside was a breeze. (which i am very happy about considering prom is this weekend, and who wants to take a dirty car there?) The Element is all around an awesome work of art for anything you throw at it. Camping vehicle one week, date wagon the next.

How many diverse ways do you use your E?

grrrr......... pictures please!

I got a few pictures of the campsite before the rain, and a few of onna my friends burred in the back seat, but saddly undevoped. Ill post them asap.

TyJ - never been to Ichtus, but I'm a five-year Cornerstone vet. It can get pretty muddy there too and that's in July. :)

I was looking at a friends pictures from Ichthus, either this year or last and it was muddy as heck! Ive never been to Ichthus but love Creation Festival and am considering going to Cornerstone real soon.

If its not covered in mud, its not ichthus.