C2C Q & A

General Palm Springs area.

Postby tinaballina » Fri Jun 26, 2009 8:44 am

FIGHT ON wrote:
zippetydude wrote:It's the low point along the ridge where Skyline trail pops through.

z
before coffmans crag?

FYI, Coffmans Crag is no longer called that, its new name is BFR. I am talking with authorities to have it legally added to the maps as such. For those of you that don't know me and don't know what BFR is can someone help them out? My mouth stays relatively clean on the boards, hence the word relatively...

perry-that is exactly the one, no one has showed me yet.

kathyw.-some hiking friends of mine from "meet-up" hiking group were talking about doing that.

From this thread skyline is going to be busy come October.....i just love that trail, i really do.

:)
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Postby Kevin » Fri Jun 26, 2009 9:19 am

KathyW wrote:I'd like to try a full C2C from Palm Springs to the peak and back down to Palm Springs in the fall this year.
Keep me posted - I'd like to do that too, schedule permitting.
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Postby Ellen » Fri Jun 26, 2009 9:51 am

Howdy Kathy :)

Please tell me that you'll go down the PCT (Fuller Ridge etc) back to Palm Springs. I might be up for that. I can't imagine going back down Skyline :shock: My quadriceps muscles feel like they're going to pop when I come down Bear Canyon and that is only a 5800 ft descent :lol:

Hope to see you on a trail soon!

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Postby FIGHT ON » Fri Jun 26, 2009 10:56 am

tinaballina wrote:
FIGHT ON wrote:
zippetydude wrote:It's the low point along the ridge where Skyline trail pops through.

z
before coffmans crag?

FYI, Coffmans Crag is no longer called that, its new name is BFR. I am talking with authorities to have it legally added to the maps as such. For those of you that don't know me and don't know what BFR is can someone help them out? My mouth stays relatively clean on the boards, hence the word relatively...
:)


I'm guessing Big Fat Rock! (but someone might get it confused with big flat rock.)

but maybe it's one of these...

Acronym Definition
BFR Before
BFR Brominated Flame Retardant
BFR Bona Fide Request
BFR Biennial Flight Review (aviation)
BFR Blood Flow Rate (dialysis)
BFR Biggest Finest Revolver (polite form)
BFR Botafogo de Futebol e Regatas (Brazilian soccer club)
BFR Big Fat Rim (BMX bicycle)
BFR Blast and Fragment Resistant
BFR Basic Facility Requirement
BFR Big Freakin' Rock
BFR Bathtub Failure Rate
BFR Black Flag Racing (motorbike race team)
BFR Binary File Replacement (command line program for MS Windows)
BFR Battle Field Removal (comics)
BFR Big Freakin' Router (polite form)
BFR Bigger, Faster Routers (intranet)
BFR Big Freakin' Radio (polite form)
BFR Before Flight Reliability
BFR Blue Force Reporting
BFR Bridged Frequency Ringing
BFR Best Fraternal Regards
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Postby zippetydude » Fri Jun 26, 2009 12:41 pm

Ellen: Going back down the PCT makes some sense, it's just kinda long. Peak to Creek would be 25.5 miles, but it is a much gentler downhill than Skyline.

It would make for an interesting trip though - all the way up and all the way down. An up-and-down Skyline would work out to about 34 miles, I think, (though Skyline is getting ever shorter!) whereas museum to peak to creek would work out to about 43. Either way, that would be one crazy long day!

I'll see if bluerail will lend me his jetpack and I'll visit you along the way!

FIGHT ON: You've got way too much time on your hands my friend. Back away from the keyboard, and get out there on a trail.

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Postby Cy Kaicener » Fri Jun 26, 2009 1:23 pm

Here is one for the record books and safer than doing two or three Skylines at this time. Rick Kent did FIVE Mt Baldy hikes in one day last Saturday from Manker Flats. :shock:
Thats about 18000 feet of elevation gain and loss. :)
http://rickkent.net
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Postby tinaballina » Fri Jun 26, 2009 1:41 pm

How many calories does 5 manker flats burn?

Fight On,
you are close but not really...let me give you two of the three
BIG
F_ _ _ _ _ _
ROCK

We will keep it clean from here on out.
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Postby FIGHT ON » Fri Jun 26, 2009 2:01 pm

zippetydude wrote:FIGHT ON: You've got way too much time on your hands my friend.

z
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Postby Ellen » Fri Jun 26, 2009 2:10 pm

Howdy All :)

Hope to see you on the San Bernardino Peak trail and/or at Z's get together tomorrow!

The cookies and bread are baked and the beer is chillin'

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Postby FIGHT ON » Fri Jun 26, 2009 2:48 pm

tinaballina wrote:How many calories does 5 manker flats burn?

Fight On,
you are close but not really...let me give you two of the three
BIG
F_ _ _ _ _ _
ROCK

We will keep it clean from here on out.


BIG

F I G H T O N
ROCK? Image
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