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  • #16
    Here,s a critter I saw from some distance..


    "A man who fears suffering,is already suffering from what he fears"!

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    • #17
      Man, that trail is callin me. I'm glad you all went and had a good time. Something about Mojave Trail is kinda romantic, in a historical context. You kinda feel like your crossing the country with the pioneers. Great pics everyone, thanks.
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      • #18
        Neat trip! Thanks for the pics and write up.

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        • #19
          Originally posted by rat patrol View Post
          Man, that trail is callin me. I'm glad you all went and had a good time. Something about Mojave Trail is kinda romantic, in a historical context. You kinda feel like your crossing the country with the pioneers. Great pics everyone, thanks.

          Rat, you described it perfectly! There is no other trail quite like it. With Jeri Lyn & Carolee taking turns narating out of the guide book, it really brought the trail to life. Heck I might go again in the fall!
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          • #20
            Originally posted by Roger View Post
            With Jeri Lyn & Carolee taking turns narating out of the guide book, it really brought the trail to life.
            I loved that!
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            • #21
              They were great it was like being on a guided trip thru Lion Country Safari but in the desert ..I would start to listen to a CD and when they would narrate I would turn my music off ..made it really interestin...
              "A man who fears suffering,is already suffering from what he fears"!

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              • #22
                I can usually play in the fall. Anyone wish to do join me this Oct? It should be cool enough.

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                • #23
                  Our club's run turned out to be great also, except for Saturday evening. We had planned to camp three nights on the trail, but by the time we got to the campground at Afton Canyon, it was obvious we had a front coming in. It was sunset and the wind was howling. We decided to go to Peggy Sue's and head home.

                  If you have not done this trip, you really need to do it. Every vehicle needs to carry the Dennis Casebier book. Reading it over the CB makes it tough.

                  Just for info, we camped at Fort Piute and Mid Hills. We were lucky to get sites in the pines. Nice campground.
                  Rich

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                  • #24
                    I finally posted up my photos from this great trip. Here's the link. There are 96 images: http://nwoods.smugmug.com/gallery/77...98535571_aCgsP

                    Here are a few of my favorites:




























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                    • #25
                      Those are some very nice shots nathan

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                      • #26
                        Thanks to all our trip potographers for the great photos!
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                        • #27
                          Nathan,

                          Outstanding photography!

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                          • #28
                            Great Pictures. I would really like to do this trail sometime.
                            Those left standing
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                            Writing books on ways
                            It should have been
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                            • #29
                              Awesome. I am in for the next group that goes out.

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                              • #30
                                Originally posted by sandjunkie View Post
                                Awesome. I am in for the next group that goes out.
                                Me too!!!

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