LOL, I'd like to see Bill out there... I'm getting tired of his Pismo beach photo.
-Brian
: > > Take your favorite route to Warner Springs, Highways 76, and 78 out of : San : > > Diego intersect Highway 79, that can be picked up from I-15 in Temecula, : > > which passes right through Warner Springs. When in Warner Springs, look : > for : > > the gas station (there is only one, and you should stop in and top off : the : > > tank). Just south of the gas station is a street named Camino San : Ignacio. : > > Take this street all of the way to the Los Coyotes Indian Reservation. : > There : > > is a gate at the entrance, and somebody there will want you to pay an : > > entrance fee of $15 for the day, and $20 to camp overnight. The camping : is : > > very nice, but is primative (no hook ups). There is a trail system that : > > covers about 40 miles, and only about 20 miles can be covered in a day, : > > sometimes less. All obsitcles have a bypass route, so even the stockers : > can : > > get through with little more than an occasional strap. : > >
: > > Everybody that goes should have 5 tires that are all the same diameter, : > tow : > > hooks on both ends of their Jeep, first aid kit, working parking brake, : > > etc., etc., etc. A CB radio improves the experience more than I can say, : > and : > > if you make a wrong turn, the CB will help things more that you can say. : > >
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