Deacon,
Thanks, It was a great ride. I am really looking forward to the long ride
in May through the higher up backcountry. 11 months is pretty quick to open
up a burn area lucky you.
Hugh
Sunland, CA
On Saturday, April 13, 2013 8:18:05 AM UTC-7, Deacon Patrick wrote:
Good looking ride,
Yeah, I was surprised, figuring it would be next year. They're only opening
some areas, but they are the areas I love to camp and the main area I can
bike to for S24O's that don't have a lot of folks shooting and riding ATVs,
so I'm really looking forward to it. the more popular hiking trail
Mendenhall road looks pretty good from your pictures Hugh. Glad to see
some of those old Big Cone Spruces survived the fire. Those are some of the
last ones in left in So Cal. The rocks along there are interesting too,
part of the Mendenhall Gneiss, a Precambrian formation. The whole ride
Good looking ride, Hugh! How old is that burn area? I ride through the
Haymen Fire (2002) area and it looks similarly revegetated (though a lot of
standing burned ponderosa pine). It will be interesting to ride through the
Waldo fire area much closer to our home when they open it up (possibly
Hugh, looks like another great ride. Thanks for taking the time to stop and
take the pictures, post them and share them with us. I would have had a
hard time turning around. I get on roads like those and just want to keep
going.
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Looks great, Hugh. Thanks for posting this. I've been wanting to get into
that area for a while, but I haven't had the chance yet. You've got some
great riding opportunities right out your backdoor!
Bryan
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Hi Bryan,
Yeah thanks it is amazing just out my doorstep, I was just commenting about
that to a friend, up here in the foothills we have a little complex though
about the Westside come Summertime :-)
Hugh
On Saturday, April 13, 2013 8:59:28 PM UTC-7, Bryan wrote:
Looks great, Hugh. Thanks
