National Jeep Jamboree Victoria 2010

[MC4X4]

shall we call you George now? watch out for that treeeeee

[glend]

Originally Posted by kitrino_tj

yes jambo was awesome & thank you to MJOC for organising

however, it would be good if MJOC and their leader BDASH actually listened to feedback from those that attended without getting defensive

Here is my feedback


lack of food vendors
a one page itinery would have had spectators getting to events & have the ability to plan their days
Trade alley required more vendors
CFA?? carwashing, where were they - many drove home with mud all over their vehicle

feel free to add to this list............

Well there was a car wash in Warragul - I left a heap of mud in their bay on Sunday.

Food vendors didn't bother me, I was camping and brought my own.
I agree re the intinerary - I had no idea what when on and when. Even a big whiteboard up at the office that faced the campers would have helped.

[itchy]

Originally Posted by blueknight

Does anyone on this forum have the pics of the police jeep stuck on the testing track?
Interested to see how it looks from the other side.

Didnt even know it was on the track, someone will have pics.

[Tasar]

[QUOTE=Aaronsjeep;1129175] we headed out to the test track, which was imo needed alot more work to it.. (wasnt much to it) needed at least a series of wombat holes, a big mud pit.. basically alot more creative with it all..

Azz - as the creator and designer of the test track area, I didn't see your rig even try the obstacles, help run the obstacles or attempt any of the competitions in that area

to offer

jeep kana - with over $1000 in prizes
an extreme bog hole - which swallowed a said JK
an extreme winch climb
a bog run
a rock obstacle course - with large logs, rocks and wombat holes
a full off road track - 4 cars at a time
a mud run
a doughnut area

there where 100's of jeep owners who enjoyed this area over the weekend including many first time jeepers

next time instead of being critical - maybe the ******** who where invited to help with this setup 4 weeks prior to workbee and didn't turn up can actually help and use the facility rather than just be critical

There where over 30 people spent 8 hours to establish these courses which where just grass and a a couple of lumps of dirt before hand - this was all volunteer time - and from the jambo's I have been to this was by far the best on site 4wding - not other jambo has had A grade on site activities

[CJ6np435]

Had an awesome time at the jambo, over all too soon, weather turned out great, loved the binderoo property
broke a front steering uni and stuffed inner axle, had spares on hand so all good....,

[Aaronsjeep]

[quote=Tasar;1129298]

Originally Posted by Aaronsjeep

we headed out to the test track, which was imo needed alot more work to it.. (wasnt much to it) needed at least a series of wombat holes, a big mud pit.. basically alot more creative with it all..

Azz - as the creator and designer of the test track area, I didn't see your rig even try the obstacles, help run the obstacles or attempt any of the competitions in that area

to offer

jeep kana - with over $1000 in prizes
an extreme bog hole - which swallowed a said JK
an extreme winch climb
a bog run
a rock obstacle course - with large logs, rocks and wombat holes
a full off road track - 4 cars at a time
a mud run
a doughnut area

there where 100's of jeep owners who enjoyed this area over the weekend including many first time jeepers

next time instead of being critical - maybe the ******** who where invited to help with this setup 4 weeks prior to workbee and didn't turn up can actually help and use the facility rather than just be critical

There where over 30 people spent 8 hours to establish these courses which where just grass and a a couple of lumps of dirt before hand - this was all volunteer time - and from the jambo's I have been to this was by far the best on site 4wding - not other jambo has had A grade on site activities

Fair call tasar, didnt mean to offend those whod put all the time into the course.

We did drive the test track early saturday.. (around 11-30- just when it opened).. so i guess it improved as the day went on..
In regards to the bog holes, the area through the trees, we were told to stay out off.. so mucked around in the couple of mounds, and mud pit..
look forward to seeing the pics then of later in the day.,

[kitrino_tj]

[quote=Tasar;1129298]

Originally Posted by Aaronsjeep

we headed out to the test track, which was imo needed alot more work to it.. (wasnt much to it) needed at least a series of wombat holes, a big mud pit.. basically alot more creative with it all..

Azz - as the creator and designer of the test track area, I didn't see your rig even try the obstacles, help run the obstacles or attempt any of the competitions in that area

to offer

jeep kana - with over $1000 in prizes
an extreme bog hole - which swallowed a said JK
an extreme winch climb
a bog run
a rock obstacle course - with large logs, rocks and wombat holes
a full off road track - 4 cars at a time
a mud run
a doughnut area

there where 100's of jeep owners who enjoyed this area over the weekend including many first time jeepers

next time instead of being critical - maybe the ******** who where invited to help with this setup 4 weeks prior to workbee and didn't turn up can actually help and use the facility rather than just be critical

There where over 30 people spent 8 hours to establish these courses which where just grass and a a couple of lumps of dirt before hand - this was all volunteer time - and from the jambo's I have been to this was by far the best on site 4wding - not other jambo has had A grade on site activities

I think constructive feedback is important. You and your MJOC hierarchy should take this on board.

No one is taking away the efforts of those that put in their time, however it must be said that there were key areas for improvement. Most of this related to the communication of activities. Constructive feedback will make the next Jambo held by MJOC even better.

Before you critice ********, consider that we still contributed financially to be at the event as well as promote the event via this forum and beyond.