Kofoed said:
Not on a Sat. morning. Took it last time and it was pretty open.
Surf N Turf, Nov. 4-6, 2005
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Not on a Sat. morning. Took it last time and it was pretty open.
Kofoed said:
Not on a Saturday morning at about 5:30 it doesn't. hehehe
BTW - Anyone interested in a caravan. Kanan road in Agoura Hills at approx 6:00 am Saturday morning. I think there's a McDonalds at that exit.
That should put us into Pismo Beach around 9ish depending on gas and coffee relief breaks for us old guys that drink coffee in the morning.
Anyone planning on leaving from So. Cal on Friday night? I'm leaving Hermosa around 7PM.
silvercruiser said:
I thought about leaving after work on Friday, but would probably sit in traffic for ten hours so I decided for early Sat.
I've left late Friday for the last 2 years and traffic isn't so bad after 7. Just bringing the 5 year old, Brian, wife and daughter are going to have a "girls weekend" What about you all...who is bringing kids?
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Alright girls...time to take your make-up tips and date-planning gibberish off-line...
This thread shoudl be reserved for important stuff...
Like...who's bringing the tequila?
This thread shoudl be reserved for important stuff...
Like...who's bringing the tequila?
NorCalDoug said:Alright girls...time to take your make-up tips and date-planning gibberish off-line...
This thread shoudl be reserved for important stuff...
Like...who's bringing the tequila?
you better bring some Champagne bottles and something big like a new popup to break it on, capisce?
FYI, FRIDAY MEET UP TO SnT
Those interested in convoying up to Pismo.
A few of us are meeting up FRIDAY Morning, 9:30am off the 405 at the Sepulveda Blvd Right before the 101 interchange, which anyone from So Cal will be taking toward SnT.
This is an open invite and we will not be sticking around for more than 15/20minutes. I'm trying to find a solid location with parking (and coffee), but for now I will say just across the street from the Sherman Oaks Galleria, North on Sepulveda (if you know of a proper location let me know).
So far a couple 40's and 80's will be meeting there, would love to have a huge convoy....We will be on CB Channel 4.
Sam
Those interested in convoying up to Pismo.
A few of us are meeting up FRIDAY Morning, 9:30am off the 405 at the Sepulveda Blvd Right before the 101 interchange, which anyone from So Cal will be taking toward SnT.
This is an open invite and we will not be sticking around for more than 15/20minutes. I'm trying to find a solid location with parking (and coffee), but for now I will say just across the street from the Sherman Oaks Galleria, North on Sepulveda (if you know of a proper location let me know).
So far a couple 40's and 80's will be meeting there, would love to have a huge convoy....We will be on CB Channel 4.
Sam
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Jim,
I'm just about done with Monica's 6' sign. I was going to do one with the distance to Caracas, but Roberto got ahead of me.
Regards
Alvaro
I'm just about done with Monica's 6' sign. I was going to do one with the distance to Caracas, but Roberto got ahead of me.
Regards
Alvaro
Saturday morning
We'll be leaving Ventura by 8 AM.
After getting breakfast burritos at ElTaco DeMexico on telegraph by the mall(north side and west about a block across from St. Bonaventura High School)
I'll be looking for all you guys on the 101 .
Anyone know what the bathroom situation is like? Will we have to drive to get to some? The princess wants to know....
We'll be leaving Ventura by 8 AM.
After getting breakfast burritos at ElTaco DeMexico on telegraph by the mall(north side and west about a block across from St. Bonaventura High School)
I'll be looking for all you guys on the 101 .
Anyone know what the bathroom situation is like? Will we have to drive to get to some? The princess wants to know....
restrooms on 101:
besides the towns there is the Gaviota fway rest stop right where the 101 leaves the coast
Mandatory stop : Santa Maria Harbor Freight for goodies (there are malls nearby for the 
s )
and of course restrooms at Pismo beach itself
keep kids occupied:
take a snow saucer along, they'll play in the dunes for hours!
shovels and buckets
besides the towns there is the Gaviota fway rest stop right where the 101 leaves the coast
Mandatory stop : Santa Maria Harbor Freight for goodies
(there are malls nearby for the s )and of course restrooms at Pismo beach itself
keep kids occupied:
take a snow saucer along, they'll play in the dunes for hours!
shovels and buckets
Got you covered Doug -
El Patron will be in town with a large supply of all three of his soldiers
If it can be found... Lets not forget the grand leader 
This photo was taken two years ago at SnT with my two girls during the rain and they still played with sands for hours so I didn't go to Pozo Station. 
Be sure the truck is parked on top of dune so ATV and other trucks can see us ahead of time.
Cheers,
Be sure the truck is parked on top of dune so ATV and other trucks can see us ahead of time.
Cheers,
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pismojim said:
oooh Jim, I see you've been admiring my handywork
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Las Chiches Pre-Run
A few of the locals made a pre-run of the Las Chiches trail yesterday. The trailhead is 8 miles or twenty minutes from Pozo. It's only 3 miles long and the return (its a loop) is 7 miles. It took us two hours round trip from the saloon. We stopped for the usually BS'ing, pictures, etc.
The trail suitable for any 4WD. It follows a ridge top with OUTSTANDING views in all directions. The trial is primarily used by motorcycles and some places are narrow with brush. The biggest obstacles are steep sections with loose rocks (It's steeper than it looks in pictures) and water bars. There are a few rutted sections where you may drag your diff on a stock rig. It looks like a great trail for Surf n Turf.
We stopped at Pozo Saloon for a gallon of Fat Tire ale. We tlaked with Rhonda the owner about next weekend. She still feels bad about the food/service delays last year. THis year she is bringing in lots of Tri Tip and Chicken and will provide us are very own BBQ in the back. It will be delicious, reasonable and quick.
The weather was perfect.
Here's a few pics of the Las Chiches trail:
A few of the locals made a pre-run of the Las Chiches trail yesterday. The trailhead is 8 miles or twenty minutes from Pozo. It's only 3 miles long and the return (its a loop) is 7 miles. It took us two hours round trip from the saloon. We stopped for the usually BS'ing, pictures, etc.
The trail suitable for any 4WD. It follows a ridge top with OUTSTANDING views in all directions. The trial is primarily used by motorcycles and some places are narrow with brush. The biggest obstacles are steep sections with loose rocks (It's steeper than it looks in pictures) and water bars. There are a few rutted sections where you may drag your diff on a stock rig. It looks like a great trail for Surf n Turf.
We stopped at Pozo Saloon for a gallon of Fat Tire ale. We tlaked with Rhonda the owner about next weekend. She still feels bad about the food/service delays last year. THis year she is bringing in lots of Tri Tip and Chicken and will provide us are very own BBQ in the back. It will be delicious, reasonable and quick.
The weather was perfect.
Here's a few pics of the Las Chiches trail:
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