San Diego Crew 16-17 DEC Run
12-17-2006, 04:16 PM
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San Diego Crew 16-17 DEC Run
Hey guys just wanted to start a trail/trip report thread for us.
Had a great time with everyone. Big turn out! Some pretty mod'd rigs for a faily easy set of runs.
Anyway it was beautiful weather and outstanding scenery out there and we had lots of fun on the trails and in "Camp Fox".
Still not so sure about Ov-Gloves in open flames though! LOL
Pics up later tonight!
Had a great time with everyone. Big turn out! Some pretty mod'd rigs for a faily easy set of runs.
Anyway it was beautiful weather and outstanding scenery out there and we had lots of fun on the trails and in "Camp Fox".
Still not so sure about Ov-Gloves in open flames though! LOL
Pics up later tonight!
12-17-2006, 04:25 PM
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Another great run with the SD crew. I was good to see the old faces and good to meet Jason, Steve, and Chris.
The weather was good, had a great Mexican potluck dinner, and the So Cal desert was amazing as ever. Makes me remember why I started wheeling in the first place.
I really enjoyed both trails, and the fun run this morning.
I only took a few pics...
Most of the group
I am going to attempt Diablo (speedbump) Dropoff
Eric on the dropoff
Smiling Jim's sick new pickup
Andy and Zach on Rodriguez TT
The weather was good, had a great Mexican potluck dinner, and the So Cal desert was amazing as ever. Makes me remember why I started wheeling in the first place.
I really enjoyed both trails, and the fun run this morning.
I only took a few pics...
Most of the group
I am going to attempt Diablo (speedbump) Dropoff
Eric on the dropoff
Smiling Jim's sick new pickup
Andy and Zach on Rodriguez TT
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12-17-2006, 06:55 PM
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Great weekend boys. Always a good time. It was nice to meet some new faces and reconnect with old ones. We get to see places that others just read about and to be able to enjoy it with others that appeciate this is refreshing. Sorry for the hippie speak.
I took the Sunrise Highway on the way back and there was a good 4" at 5000'. The trees had a nice coating of powder so of course I had to take a short bypass on a fire road. I was beautiful up there.
Thanks again Marc for setting this up.
All hail the fire king - ALEX.
Looking forward to the next run.
I took the Sunrise Highway on the way back and there was a good 4" at 5000'. The trees had a nice coating of powder so of course I had to take a short bypass on a fire road. I was beautiful up there.
Thanks again Marc for setting this up.
All hail the fire king - ALEX.
Looking forward to the next run.
12-17-2006, 07:05 PM
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And some misc pics
Could this be the last known photo of our pal Pat?
Pat where did you go????
I hope someone took some pic of the rock sections on the first trail Sat morning. THat was a great trail also with a few slider moments!
Could this be the last known photo of our pal Pat?
Pat where did you go????I hope someone took some pic of the rock sections on the first trail Sat morning. THat was a great trail also with a few slider moments!
12-17-2006, 07:42 PM
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Anything online as to how that tent is rigged up Phalanx? It looks very interesting and something I'd like to do. Would be great for winter camping as it keeps everything off the ground.
12-17-2006, 07:48 PM
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Josh will probably chime in but it is an REI tent on a Yakima load warrior with 2 extension kits. He has ran that for awhile and it was soooo windy that night and it is solid up there.
12-17-2006, 07:53 PM
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My wife Jody drove most most of the day on Sat. For a beginner she picks some outstanding lines!
Steve not sure why photobucket sized that shot of your rig so small. For those of you who have never seen a Lexus out on a trail:
This thing is bad. "Rock Limo"
Steve not sure why photobucket sized that shot of your rig so small. For those of you who have never seen a Lexus out on a trail:
This thing is bad. "Rock Limo"
12-17-2006, 08:46 PM
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