Blazair
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Apple Valley, SoCal
I gotta tell someone! We have 4 to 6 inches on the ground, and its still coming down.
sintax said:hhhmmm running the hammers covered with snow and ice could prove interesting. Were you guys camping out in that area or running trails? Or maybe reinacting wedding trips?
-Scott
sintax said:Here in Corona there is snow on all of the foothills. I dont know wtf is going on, but it looks like hell just froze over! :wierd:
wolfheartak said:NO WEDDINGS! (Sorry Jim, loved yours but never again!) Mike ran the trails and I rode along on the hard trail, and I drove the "easy" one. Got us stuck pretty good in the dark, in the rain, on a hill, in the sand, on a big rock w/ a popped bead. *sigh* Got out ok though w/ a little bit of team work. Saturday was really nice, couldn't have asked for better weather out there, and it didn't start raining until the night run, but it wasn't very hard until we all went to sleep. And it was like the twilight zone when we woke up, all white and foggy...
-Marisha
witt said:yea... that night run went south really quick when the 1st thing broke (sterring heim, then Jes's bead, then your stuck, then your bead + stuck) we were there for a good hour and a half)
anything in that canyon got sandblasted pretty good..... and those of us who wear contacts know how fun it is when sand flies into your eyes at 30mph.....
very nice trip overall.... on the way out i pulled out a buncha stuck trucks and cars (6 to be exact) :sunshine:
what did you break??Rick XTRM XJ said:It took us at least 2 hours to get to Yucca Valley. Joe had to pull me the whole way, as I got stuck about 20 feet from camp. We kept the strap on all the way to Y.V., cause I couldn't make it up the hills. 2wd trucks suck.
Kejtar said:what did you break??