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from album: Palm Canyon & Coyote Canyon
We went to Anza Borrego for a few different reasons. To help route a futre trail, to verify the existance of 3 Cahuilla Villages and to have FUN!
picture: Are you sure you want to go down this?
published by: wld2000
WOOO HOOOOOO! it is STEEP! First back to DAY ONE!
published by wld2000
The Offroad club of Rubicon Owners of California (ROC). Met at Ocotillo Wells to participate in the second annual Operation Desert Fun. We were given the honor of taking the disabled Veterans on a Run. With extra time to play as well.
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The Desert Outlaw led JDSmiling and I to Joshua Tree's Dale Mining Region. A land of dreams won and lost. Dangerous work, and a hard life. References and place identification are from Peter Massy and Jeanne Wilson's Backcountry Adventures, Desert Outlaw
published by wld2000
We left for the Desert and arrived at 9:00 at night. Forgetting the poles we found a way to set up the tent. We came to see Geoglyphs, Pictographs, Drive the Diablo Dropoff and have some fun. We could not have done it without our Jeep.
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We came we saw and we stood with our mouth wide open. The sights? Doug backwards on Heart Attack Hill, Harper Flats Kumeyaay Indian Village and Stuck in the Mud. Plus the Secret Pumpkin Patch.
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After returning from the Mojave Road Trip we headed down to meet up with our friends in the So Cal Hikers Group. To practice navigating with our GPS units. And to play around in the desert. It was a great time, with Indian Petroglyphs, plenty of wildflowe
published by wld257
We headed down to Anza Borrego, to check out the damage done by the Coyote Canyon Flash Flood. We decided to visit some of the areas extraordinary natural wonders. All pictures by WLD, Sean or Amanda