Alabama Hills/Death Valley November 10/13 with stops in between
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Been a while since I've been on, but I'm glad I saw this post. Depending on what fun the Army has in store for me as far as duty roster, I could use a good trip if you all can afford room for one more.
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Absolutely you're welcome. Keep watching the thread for more info as it gets closer.
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I don't have a lot of experience on forums, so maybe I'm missing the obvious, but it seems impossible to get all the critical info you need (final date, location, comms, who's going, etc.) without going through every post in the thread. Does it make any sense for the person who started the thread, to go back to the original post and put (example) ...Hey all, there was some Talk with @Narbob about a trip to Alabama Hills and DV. @Mademan925 and Lisa , @707nick , and @Northern_XS showed some interest on this. I think the holidays are out as far as timing goes. So looking to see if anyone is interested and to see if we can nail down a date.
Warmest regards,
Stoney
UPDATE (EXAMPLE ONLY):
Location - Alabama Hills Campground (gps coordinates and or drop pin)
Dates - November ??th - ??th
Comms - CB 16, FRS 6
Confirmed - @stoney126, @Reconnoiter, @Michael, @707nick, (etc.,)
ADDITIONAL INFO (EXAMPLE ONLY):
Saturday Night Pot Luck.
Bring swimsuit for Hot Springs.
Stock vehicle friendly.
Yada, yada, yada.
Then anyone who's new to the thread, or was away from the forums for several days, can just go to the original post, and find out everything they need to know.
It's more work for the original post author, but it would save everyone else a ton of time.
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What a fantastic suggestion. In my opinion, it should be a rule or sticky! When threads get to 19-30 pages deep, it's hard to follow what's going on and what not without reading every single post. As our community gets bigger it just makes sense @Reconnoiter
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That would do it. But it would also kill some of the ongoing side conversations that seem to always appear in every thread.
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@Reconnoiter @stoney126 Great idea. I'll start a new thread over on Trip Planning and hopefully a moderator (@mmnorthdirections ) can merge this one so no one is lost.
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My game plan is to arrive and camp at Alabama Hills on Thursday November 10th no later than 1500hrs, others will be rolling in throughout the night. Friday morning leisurely break camp and leave around 1100ish, allowing for late arrivals. First a stop at Reward Mine,if anyones interested, and then to Death Valley/Saline Valley via Dedekera Canyon and Steele Pass. Friday night camp at Warm Springs. Saturday break camp and let the touring begin; Lippencott Mine road, Racetrack, Ubehebe Crater and whatever else we find. Saturday camp ??? Sunday AM head out and back to reality.
Dates: November 10/13
Alabama Hills camp directions: From Hwy 395 in Lone Pine, go west on Whitney Portal road approx 2 miles to the Alabama Hills turn off on the right (north) side. Once camp is made, I'll post the GPS coordinates. There may be cell service and we will try to make camp obvious.
Communications: CB 16, Ham 146.460,
FRS/GMRS 6
Trails: All trials are easy and stock vehicles will have no problems. However, Dedekera Canyon does have a couple 2-3' rock climbs and I recommend checking it out on YouTube to see if you might have issues. I had no problem going through when my Jeep was stock height/tires.
Other Info: We will need to provide our own firewood. Warm springs does have natural springs and you're welcome to bring a bathing suit (or not if you dare).
Confirmed: Narbob (me), @mmnorthdirections , @NorCalCrisp , , [USER=3392]@Mademan925 and Lisa, @Reconnoiter (?) @picklejuice @Recon2X @benchoochoo ..join? @dghcruising[/USER]@ravenplague @benchoochoo
Dates: November 10/13
Alabama Hills camp directions: From Hwy 395 in Lone Pine, go west on Whitney Portal road approx 2 miles to the Alabama Hills turn off on the right (north) side. Once camp is made, I'll post the GPS coordinates. There may be cell service and we will try to make camp obvious.
Communications: CB 16, Ham 146.460,
FRS/GMRS 6
Trails: All trials are easy and stock vehicles will have no problems. However, Dedekera Canyon does have a couple 2-3' rock climbs and I recommend checking it out on YouTube to see if you might have issues. I had no problem going through when my Jeep was stock height/tires.
Other Info: We will need to provide our own firewood. Warm springs does have natural springs and you're welcome to bring a bathing suit (or not if you dare).
Confirmed: Narbob (me), @mmnorthdirections , @NorCalCrisp , , [USER=3392]@Mademan925 and Lisa, @Reconnoiter (?) @picklejuice @Recon2X @benchoochoo ..join? @dghcruising[/USER]@ravenplague @benchoochoo
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aaarrrgggghhhhh i have too many people off that day already......
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Well that blows. It's far enough out, are there dates before or after that work for you and @stoney126 ?
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Its not looking too hot for us to be able to go. But gonna hold out for a miracle. Where is warm springs?
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Warm Springs ,and Palm Springs, are in Saline Valley which is the western most part of DV
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