Hitting the road from cg. Taking the southern route. ETA 945
Events/Trails April ROTM Kofa National Wildlife Refuge
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FYI GUYS=Satur evening I made it back to the 10 FWY at about 5:30 PM. Of course I had help-the spirit of Aquaman guided me on my Trek.
Had a great time! Thanks for the hospitality.
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Thanks for all the support! Makes for a comfortable 80 miles of nice trails in 2 days with 15 trucks.
More pic to follow.
More pic to follow.
Thanks Phil we had a blast! Really great run, great trail selection, and perfect weather.
heading out sunday morning.
the view from the middle of the pack.
was a great trip.
My little guy was under the weather and I didn't get to socialize much, but was a great group, and a fun trail.
the weather was perfect.
thanks for all the prep work Phil.
the view from the middle of the pack.
was a great trip.
My little guy was under the weather and I didn't get to socialize much, but was a great group, and a fun trail.
the weather was perfect.
thanks for all the prep work Phil.
a few more pics
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I gotta wait alllll the way until August?!?!?!?! Ugh. At least ill be at overland and i have another camping trip that month to havasu(for the children!). I am sure August will sneak up on me.
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Outstanding trip Phil, interesting area with lots to offer. Thank you so much for putting this run together. Sunrise over Pete’s place, hoping coffee was on.
Alvis sleeping in. Chris was sleeping in too, thinking of how to make his telescope work better no doubt.
Murf and I stayed out again Sunday night in the area north of US60, Swansea and Bill Williams refuge. Murf and I just after sunrise and the big breakfast. We covered an additional 90 miles of dirt after we left the larger group.
Murf and I stayed out again Sunday night in the area north of US60, Swansea and Bill Williams refuge. Murf and I just after sunrise and the big breakfast. We covered an additional 90 miles of dirt after we left the larger group.
Was just up in the rim country this last weekend. Unlike last spring the ground is moist and forest is still closed. Lows were below freezing. Had 31° in the morning and came back to 98° in the valley. Havasu with be warmer then the valley.
great trip - liked we saw all three cabins in one day - good planning!
some pics from Sunday with Saddletramp
some pics from Sunday with Saddletramp
saw a couple Donkeys running around, pipeline bridge over the Bill Williams River which, after some searching, found a way to cross.
Saddletramp cooked probably the best camping breakfast I ever ate >
the man's gots skills!
Saddletramp cooked probably the best camping breakfast I ever ate >
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Ken in action taking the 37" line
