Calico 2/17-2/18 Wheelin' & Clean up

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with this many people, is camping restricted to the main area?

there are members of our group that want to head up the canyon about a mile or so and camp, is that allowed?

are there burlap bags for us to use? or should everyone bring their own supply?

If it's a rain storm, we're still on right?
what about flash flooding in the camp areas?

Are vehicle flags mandatory?

are guns allowed in these areas? is fo, what controls will be taken?

are pets allowed off leash?

I'll be there friday afternoon.
 
how much are the raffle tix?
 
Just signed up, #761. Will be looking forward to meeting some of the posters on this site. Will there be a designated MUD camp site?

I will be driving up Friday morning solo and hope to hook up to caravan with FJ40Cruiser ED and his crew. Otherwise I will just look for the biggest concentration of FJ's and crash the party.

And if any one is up for a few :beer: :beer: :beer: Friday Night, I'm in.
 
I could go for a few:beer: :beer: friday night, everyone bring a six pack of good beer and well have a get together, should be pulling in friday noonish
 
Just signed up, #761. Will be looking forward to meeting some of the posters on this site. Will there be a designated MUD camp site?

I will be driving up Friday morning solo and hope to hook up to caravan with FJ40Cruiser ED and his crew. Otherwise I will just look for the biggest concentration of FJ's and crash the party.

And if any one is up for a few :beer: :beer: :beer: Friday Night, I'm in.

Looking forward to a cool little caravan, how does 10 am sound?
Ed
 
I'll be there with the Family on Sat afternoon..
 
I'll be there with the Family on Sat afternoon..


Cool.

Hey Mace, should I bring my sand ladders ;)


It should be a great time !



Peace
 
this should answer any questions
Dear Calico Clean Up Participant:



First off, we would like to thank all of you for volunteering to help clean up the four wheeling and shooting areas in and around the Calico Ghost Town. This joint effort is a great opportunity to work hand in hand with the Bureau of Land Management Barstow Field Office and various 4WD clubs and independent owners from three states to help restore the very area that we all want to keep open for recreation use.



The response from volunteers and the off road community has exceeded our expectations. We are expecting approximately 700 volunteers on Saturday, February 17, 2007 and the Calico Clean Up 2007 committee would like to take this time to inform you, as a participant, what to expect.



*PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO READ THIS IMPORTANT INFORMATION*



Directions:

If you plan on camping in Mule or Odessa Canyons, feel free to set up camp, then come down to staging to sign up. Due to the large number of people attending this event there may not be room for motor homes and larger trailers in the canyons so we have been allowed to occupy a large open spot for staging in the dry lake bed with more that enough room for all participants to camp.



STAGING AREA BEEN UPDATED AND CHANGED TO THE DRY LAKE BED! The staging area entrance will be on the opposite side of the road from the Mule Canyon entrance. Follow the access trail; there will be a sign posted for Calico Clean Up. The road is smooth and very accessible for recreational vehicles and trucks with trailers and the access trail leads smack dab into our staging area. There is more than enough room for all participants to camp in and around staging comfortably.



There is absolutely no recreating allowed in the dry lake bed during this event. No motorcycling, four wheeling, pre-running, or other recreating allowed. The outlining areas of the dry lake area are private property; as well as a large piece of the land in the lake bed area. Please do not jeopardize future organized events because of careless actions.



Due to the civil war re-enactment and excessive traffic delays on Calico Ghost Town off ramp, use the Yermo exit from I-15 only. Head north over the freeway and watch for Mule Canyon and turn LEFT onto the dry lake bed.







NOTE: If you plan on camping on the dry lake bed and having a camp fire you MUST bring a fire ring or wash tub. We cannot have open fires on the lake bed.



Registration:

Early registration will be open Friday and again Saturday morning at the Calico Clean Up trailer. Every participant MUST sign the event waiver. If you do not sign the waiver, you are not part of this event. Once you check in you will receive your event t-shirt, Carne Asada meal ticket and (3) raffle tickets.



Rules:



***Absolutely NO recreating on the Dry Lake Bed! No Exceptions!***

1. All event participants MUST sign the waiver-no exceptions
2. Keep all pets on a leash
3. Keep speeds down to a minimum in staging
4. No drinking & driving on the trail
5. No fireworks or mortars allowed during event
6. Do not block access trails
7. Be aware of shooters and the direction their firing
8. Use caution in and around Calico Ghost Town; Civil War Re-enactment event in progress
9. Use gloves and hand tools to prevent injuries

10. Be cautious around glass, sharp metals, nails, and fire rings
11. Be aware of possible explosive devices; pipe bombs, mortars, etc. (Do not disturb or bring these devices back to staging; notify the Staff or Sheriffs)
12. Be aware of dumped meth labs; kitty liter, glass containers, foul odor

12. Be aware of desert critters and animals
13. Mines are dangerous and should be avoided unless properly trained and equipped
14. Stay on the designated trails and tread lightly!
15. Be respectful of each other and others folks visiting the area
16. The committee will be monitoring channel 4 during the event. Please report any concerns, problems, emergency, or vehicle breakage.
17. Be aware of open fires. Extinguish all non-attended fires. Be alert and prepared!
18. Use the portable toilets that are provided or bring your own porta pottie for human waste.



Raffle:

The raffle has increased well over $30,000 in product. Additional raffle tickets will be on sale both Friday and Saturday before the raffle.

- $1 = 1 ticket

- $5 = 6 tickets

- $20 = 25 tickets

- $100 = 150 tickets

All funds generated from the raffle benefit Blue Ribbon Coalition, Friends of the Rubicon, and Discovery Trails.



Schedule:

Trail Leader’s meeting at 8:00 a.m.

Safety and Driver’s meeting at registration trailer at 9:00 a.m. sharp

Lunch 1:00

Raffle to follow lunch

End of official event

Group campfire in staging area and mingle with the vendors after event.



The BLM staff will be camping with us for the weekend. Please take the time to talk to the rangers and volunteers and thank them for the work they do year round. Let’s show them and the media that four wheeler can be socially and environmentally friendly! Remember first impressions are important! Please don’t jeopardize our event or future events in Calico by being careless or wreck less.



This is a rain or shine event. Please be prepared for adverse weather conditions.



Again, we thank you for volunteering your time and energy to come out and participate in this event. Should you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please contact one of the committee members listed on our website or stop by the staging trailer.



Again, we look forward to this event and thank you for volunteering to clean up the Calico area.



Regards,



Mark Watkins, Art Banks, Alan Draper,

Darrin Walker, Mike Wood, Ron Quitevis, and Phil Aaland

Calico Clean Up 2007 Committee
 
This is posted as one of the Civil War renactment event's at the Calico ghost town this weekend.

Civil War “Ladies of Calico” Bordello at Hanks Hotel – Central Calico

Hmmmmmmm:bounce:
 
bump for this weekend.

Remember to buy raffle tickets. Profits go to Discovery Trails(Calico Area) & The Rubicon Trail Fund.

>$1-1 ticket
>$5-6 tickets
>$20-25 tickets
>$100-150 tickets
 
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