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"Camp Chino" at El Mirage Dry Lakebed
 And who says you can't fit a bunch of stuff into an RV-7?! :D  Not exactly backpacking... |
Is that a bottle of Wild Turkey that I see in the loading manifest :). Looks like fun.
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Dan, Smirnoff Ice wine coolers!?! :confused: You should step it up to the Bacardi ones next time :) Joking aside. I can't wait to do cool stuff like that in my RV.
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Dirt bikers
Dan,
You didn't use to have to take your own booze.... The few times I landed my sailplane on the lake, dirt bikers always appeared with a cold brewski... :) They always seemed well supplied... Has that tradition gone? :( gil in Tucson Added ... actually, it worked for just about every dry lake in the Mojave Desert... :) |
I cant believe you fit a boat in with your camping gear! :) :) :)
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God bless....
dirt bikes!!! Nothing like an XR, CR, YZ, or whatever for delivering a cold one!
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Dan,
Let me know the next time you head out there. I would definitely like to try that. |
Uhhhhh....
Where's the potty? Nary a bush to squat behind out there. erich weaver |
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Gil, where's all these dudes with brewskis? Must be a sailplane thing. 8 hours, bottle to dive brakes? Doesn't roll off the tongue as easily... Walter, definitely will let you know next time. AX-O & G-force, you guys ever ride down there? We'll see you 2 flying in with your 8s before too long! |
Cold ones...
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Once the sailplane has landed it's a wait in the hot desert for your spouse and the trailer... hopefully she's not too many hours away.... :) It was funny though, you could land in the middle of absolutely nowhere, and a dirt biker(s) would always show up with a cold Coors... I was working though, so it was always on a weekend... A beer might not be the best thing for you when it's 105+ F, but it sure went down nicely... :D We always used to joke that drinking and driving in the Mojave desert must have been legal... we just looked at all of the empty cans alongside the road... gil in Tucson |
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