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No day at the beach

Postby halhiker » Wed Dec 09, 2009 10:57 pm

There's a way to avoid most of the sand at the beginning. I wish I could have gone along; I could have shown you how to do that.

I still want to do Bullseye Flat and Mad Women Spring in the Indian Canyons. If not this year, then early next.
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Postby magikwalt » Thu Dec 10, 2009 6:30 am

As soon as this ankle mends I'll be happy to join you Hal.
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Postby bluerail » Thu Dec 10, 2009 6:36 am

LMK when your going to Indian canyons Hal.
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Re: No day at the beach

Postby tinaballina » Thu Dec 10, 2009 9:43 am

halhiker wrote:There's a way to avoid most of the sand at the beginning. I wish I could have gone along; I could have shown you how to do that.

I still want to do Bullseye Flat and Mad Women Spring in the Indian Canyons. If not this year, then early next.


Hal, we are going sunday, come with us/...
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Re: No day at the beach

Postby halhiker » Thu Dec 10, 2009 11:23 am

tinaballina wrote:
halhiker wrote:There's a way to avoid most of the sand at the beginning. I wish I could have gone along; I could have shown you how to do that.

I still want to do Bullseye Flat and Mad Women Spring in the Indian Canyons. If not this year, then early next.


Hal, we are going sunday, come with us/...


I work Sundays. It's a sad reality of life when you work in the hotel business.
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Postby bluerail » Thu Dec 10, 2009 8:46 pm

You know Hal, your blog is GREAT ! It really is. Fun to read, great photos, informative, not lengthy....everything about it is honestly very well done. And Dude !!! You did the Bump and Grind !! AGAIN !!! Looking forward to Indian Canyon with you. I need a real tour of that place.
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Postby halhiker » Thu Dec 10, 2009 11:07 pm

bluerail wrote:You know Hal, your blog is GREAT ! It really is. Fun to read, great photos, informative, not lengthy....everything about it is honestly very well done. And Dude !!! You did the Bump and Grind !! AGAIN !!! Looking forward to Indian Canyon with you. I need a real tour of that place.


I know, I know. I had to shower twice after finishing but it was the only place I could get a shot of the snow and get to work on time. I thought about doing Edom Hill but I couldn't be late for work.
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Postby magikwalt » Fri Dec 11, 2009 6:08 am

I used that Cougar sighting blog to get Jean reading your adventures. Why is it the ladies don't like these types of cougar sightings???
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