[FPKites]

Originally Posted by HemiCommander

Here are a few pics I took while taking a relaxing drive around the Berry College campus in Rome.

It's 28,000 acre campus is a great place to hike and bike also!








And....one from my July 4th camping trip!



HISTORY/BACKGROUND:
Berry College provides a balanced and integrated education that unites a challenging academic program with opportunities for spiritual and moral growth, work experience, and service to others. The independent, coeducational college is consistently ranked among the best undergraduate comprehensive colleges in the Southeast. Its educational program encompasses a strong curriculum in the arts and sciences and exceptional undergraduate and graduate programs in business and teacher preparation. Its 28,000-acre campus of distinctive natural beauty offers unparalleled opportunities for recreation and learning. Berry's mission of educating each student’s "head, heart and hands" with values based on Christian principles has become one of the nation's most successful educational experiments. It began in 1902 when few public schools existed in Georgia. Martha Berry first founded an industrial school for boys, then added a girls' school in 1909. A junior college was established in 1926, a four-year college was created in 1930, and graduate programs were added in 1972.

Some ad-worthy shots - Thanks for sharing!

[HemiCommander]

Here are a few pics I took while taking a relaxing drive around the Berry College campus in Rome.

It's 28,000 acre campus is a great place to hike and bike also!








And....one from my July 4th camping trip!



HISTORY/BACKGROUND:
Berry College provides a balanced and integrated education that unites a challenging academic program with opportunities for spiritual and moral growth, work experience, and service to others. The independent, coeducational college is consistently ranked among the best undergraduate comprehensive colleges in the Southeast. Its educational program encompasses a strong curriculum in the arts and sciences and exceptional undergraduate and graduate programs in business and teacher preparation. Its 28,000-acre campus of distinctive natural beauty offers unparalleled opportunities for recreation and learning. Berry's mission of educating each student’s "head, heart and hands" with values based on Christian principles has become one of the nation's most successful educational experiments. It began in 1902 when few public schools existed in Georgia. Martha Berry first founded an industrial school for boys, then added a girls' school in 1909. A junior college was established in 1926, a four-year college was created in 1930, and graduate programs were added in 1972.

[HemiCommander]

Hey Jim,

Thanks for getting the pics on the site and for the compliments. Hope to have more when I hit Jacks River Falls this weekend... good trails, excellent hiking adventure

[FPKites]

You're most welcome - I look forward to the pics

[greggblue]

Here's some pictures I took of my Commander on Ocracoke, at the Outer Banks of North Carolina... One of the most beautiful beaches in the US... You can't get out to the beach without 4WD... And you better take the air out of your tires!

[Texas ZJ1]

Originally Posted by greggblue

Here's some pictures I took of my Commander on Ocracoke, at the Outer Banks of North Carolina... One of the most beautiful beaches in the US... You can't get out to the beach without 4WD... And you better take the air out of your tires!

Let's see if this works.

[SYCOHEMI]

Cool fishing and party gear rig!

Fun beach pics!

[2006 Commander]

1st day off the lot, my beautiful 06' Black Commander!!


http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n101/2006commander/2006commander24jl06_1.jpg

[FPKites]

Originally Posted by 2006 Commander

1st day off the lot, my beautiful 06' Black Commander!!

Very sharp...thanks for sharing!

[GwinnettXJ]

Originally Posted by HemiCommander

Here are a few pics I took while taking a relaxing drive around the Berry College campus in Rome.

I thought those pictures looked familiar! I grew up in Rome! Live over here in Lilburn now. My wife graduated from Berry.

[Crazypilotgal]

Here and a girl (lol) so let's see if I can post this pic of my new Commander. It's the Greystone w/ a Hemi.

[GwinnettXJ]

Originally Posted by Crazypilotgal

Here and a girl (lol) so let's see if I can post this pic of my new Commander. It's the Greystone w/ a Hemi.

A chick with a HEMI...nice!

[Crazypilotgal]

I guess I didn't succede totally in posting a pic! Thanks for fixing it.

[djshortsleeve]

Originally Posted by MikeJames25

The best pictures were the stock ones. I have a black Commander with blacked out windows and my buddy keeps trying to get me to put some 20's on it...haha. I think they look best stock. Plus after seeing the wheel combos in those pics...I definetly like it better stock. The jacked up ones look too hillbilly and the one with dubs looks too ghetto.

I think the stock Commanders look lame. They look so bad it makes me think they are missing something out of the factory. They need to be lifted a bit and have bigger tires

[SYCOHEMI]

I think the stock Commander looks decent. But IMHO, a 2 inch lift and slightly bigger tires makes it look and feel like a JEEP, which is a good thing.

Much better getting in and out of, and being at the same height as the Tahoes and Yukons.