rusty_tlc
Dain Bramaged Member
Two bundles of fire wood. I forgot to pick up an ax when I was pulling gear out of storage I hope someone brings one.
BASS CAMP RUN WITH CAMPING (1 Viewer)
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Don’t wait up for us. The wife isn’t feeling to good and we aren’t going to make it.
Was a nice run yesterday... despite a few missteps on my part (got high centered, got badly sideways). I only went for the day, drove out solo (uneventful).
Sad that I missed it but very glad everyone had a good time.
rusty_tlc
Dain Bramaged Member
It was a good trip. I don't think I would camp at the cabin again except in the dead of summer. It was a windy cold night with intermittent rain showers. And when I say windy I mean gust loud enough to wake me from a sound sleep.
This is definitely on my list of to dos. Bummed I wasn't able to make it.
rusty_tlc
Dain Bramaged Member
I think running in to the cabin then retreating to lower elevations to camp would be a better choice next time.
DesertLake
SILVER Star
That was fun! My photos are here:
www.desertlakephotography.biz
It was cloudy and windy all night, so I didn't bother with the night photos I had hoped for. I might go back and stay again some day just for that.
My son brought the old XJ with new lift out, and nothing fell off. This was also my first time out in the 80 since regearing. 4.88 on 33's feels much better on the trail. On the highway, there's no fixing aerodynamics, anything over 55mph starts hitting the fuel hard.
We tried out the Kamp Rite CTC XL tent cots for the first time, but we put them in the cabin so I can't speak to their wind worthiness. They're comfortable enough, I'll keep them just for trips like this.
BBCNN Bass Camp 2019 - William Berry
Photography by Will and Lisa Berry.
It was cloudy and windy all night, so I didn't bother with the night photos I had hoped for. I might go back and stay again some day just for that.
My son brought the old XJ with new lift out, and nothing fell off. This was also my first time out in the 80 since regearing. 4.88 on 33's feels much better on the trail. On the highway, there's no fixing aerodynamics, anything over 55mph starts hitting the fuel hard.
We tried out the Kamp Rite CTC XL tent cots for the first time, but we put them in the cabin so I can't speak to their wind worthiness. They're comfortable enough, I'll keep them just for trips like this.
Nice pictures Will and Lisa.
lelandEOD
SILVER Star
Looks like a cool place. I was unable to come because I had the Ham Cram on Saturday. The upside is that I passed!