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Barstow 4 Wheelers, the club I belong to are doing this run and with me being the president 
I'm inviteing all to join us. Sorry for the short notice and can't do anything about the date also.
The BLM has opened a new corridor and wants our club to explore, name and map the sections. I understand its 2 roads that don't meet and they want us to break new ground to make them meet. Our findings will be published not only in the newspapers but in the 4x4 magazines and the BLM newsletters.
When: Friday Sept 24th, 2004
Meet: Wal-Mart Parking Lot by the gas station.
Leave: 8 AM. We'll caravan out to Shoshone and meet Brad from the BLM office there,
Bring: Tow Strap, Sack lunch, snacks, water, camera, and probably a jacket. Its going to be a LONG day.
****We need vehicles with wenches, we understand there is a hill we might have to challenge.****
For more information contact, Cap (760) 253-7560, or Rick/Pat (760) 253-4596.
There are perks for being first. I was in Shoshone -
Tecopa this last weekend and a few business owners
want to sweeten the offer. Steve, the owner of
Delight's Hot Spa in Tecopa, will comp all members
that make the trip that day. That means a free soak
in his world class hot springs. He is also offering a
reduced night stay for $50 with unlimited soaking. In
return, he wants photos of the jeeps that make the run
out in front of his business. He sees this as a great
marketing opportunity, and a good way to promote
responsible 4 wheeling.
Cynthia, the owner of the Ranch House Inn Bed &
Breakfast, is offering free beer and stew to the same
group, after the hot spa. Her place is located on the
China Ranch in Tecopa. She also wants photos of the
group at her place. Both businesses are a short drive
east of Highway 127, south of Shoshone. They are just
a little out of the way on the return trip.
But there is more, you guys are in demand. Inyo
County has hired a marketing firm to promote tourism
in their area. The contracted marketing firm also
wants a copy of the story and trip photos. They want
to use your trip to promote 4-wheeling in Eastern Inyo
County.
I'm inviteing all to join us. Sorry for the short notice and can't do anything about the date also.The BLM has opened a new corridor and wants our club to explore, name and map the sections. I understand its 2 roads that don't meet and they want us to break new ground to make them meet. Our findings will be published not only in the newspapers but in the 4x4 magazines and the BLM newsletters.
When: Friday Sept 24th, 2004
Meet: Wal-Mart Parking Lot by the gas station.
Leave: 8 AM. We'll caravan out to Shoshone and meet Brad from the BLM office there,
Bring: Tow Strap, Sack lunch, snacks, water, camera, and probably a jacket. Its going to be a LONG day.
****We need vehicles with wenches, we understand there is a hill we might have to challenge.****
For more information contact, Cap (760) 253-7560, or Rick/Pat (760) 253-4596.
There are perks for being first. I was in Shoshone -
Tecopa this last weekend and a few business owners
want to sweeten the offer. Steve, the owner of
Delight's Hot Spa in Tecopa, will comp all members
that make the trip that day. That means a free soak
in his world class hot springs. He is also offering a
reduced night stay for $50 with unlimited soaking. In
return, he wants photos of the jeeps that make the run
out in front of his business. He sees this as a great
marketing opportunity, and a good way to promote
responsible 4 wheeling.
Cynthia, the owner of the Ranch House Inn Bed &
Breakfast, is offering free beer and stew to the same
group, after the hot spa. Her place is located on the
China Ranch in Tecopa. She also wants photos of the
group at her place. Both businesses are a short drive
east of Highway 127, south of Shoshone. They are just
a little out of the way on the return trip.
But there is more, you guys are in demand. Inyo
County has hired a marketing firm to promote tourism
in their area. The contracted marketing firm also
wants a copy of the story and trip photos. They want
to use your trip to promote 4-wheeling in Eastern Inyo
County.
Dave
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