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Written by RedRocky
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Monday, 02 June 2008 00:46 |
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The weekend of May 17th, Cactus 4 Wheelers Crashed the Bartlett Bash! After a bit of a slow start, Rick E. and I (Brett) headed out to Bartlett Lake Friday afternoon (May-16th) to secure a camping spot. Once we arrived to the area where the Bartlett Bash was being held this year, we were caught a bit off guard, at not only the large amount of people who were already there attending and set camp, but also the location. In years past, the "Bash" has been on "The Flats" where most everyone can camp right out on the beach near the water. Well due to the high water levels of this year, that area was mostly under water, and wasn't able to accomodate the amount of people expected to show. This year they were set up near the Hatchery area, which doesn't have much of a beach, and is high above the water. At this point there were well over 100 campers and tents already! Space was sparse, and we wanted to be near the water! So Rick and I decided to venture onward, and find ourselves the perfect spot. It didn't take long. We turned off the main road about a quarter mile past what we soon named "Rainbow Ranch", and drove down a steep embankment to the *perfect* beach-front cove, right on the lake! After an hour and a half or so of frustrated tangles, and crossing of tent poles, we were all set! There were fire restrictions in place this weekend, so campfires were only permissible below the waterline, and that's where we were! Besides, what's camping without a fire at night!?!?! Rick and I each enjoyed a *fabulous* salmon filet dinner on the grill, along with baked potato, and feild greens salad. Absolutely perfect! We met many people that night due to the fact that our spot became a popular thoroughfare to get from camps that were set up near us on the water, to the "Rainbow Ranch" up top of the hill from us. It was a great time indeed!
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Last Updated ( Monday, 02 June 2008 07:45 )
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Friday, 02 May 2008 15:28 |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 02 June 2008 00:47 )
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Needle Rock II, Summed Up |
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Written by Brett
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Tuesday, 29 April 2008 15:08 |
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Well, another Run has come and gone... We had a great turnout Sunday! 11 vehicles,17 people and 2 dogs attended this Run. A couple of us got a little late start, but that was ok, it gave the rest of us time to socialize at the meeting spot, and have some morning Bloody Mary's, Screw Drivers, and a couple Red Beers... Once Everyone was accounted for, we headed out. This is where radios would have come handy. It woulda been nice if we were able to have a radio in each vehicle, but unfortunately on this trip, we did not have enough. But we did ok getting out there together after a couple roadside stops to regroup.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 29 April 2008 15:35 )
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Written by Cowboy Mike
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Friday, 18 April 2008 17:00 |
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Kevin W. and myself started out from the 4 Sons Chevron in Anthem about 8 AM on Saturday morning. Jack had planned on going but sent me a text message saying that he was unable to make the run.
We went up to Cordes Junction and had a quick bite to eat at McDonalds and then took off on Highway 69 to Prescott. We turned off on Fain road, but the old Fain road is closed, so we went over by the new Yavapai County Fairgrounds and hit Highway 89Alt. From there we drove up almost to the top of the pass from Prescott to Jerome and hit trail NF-104. We waited for Jeremy and Brandon (and Joe-Joe, their beagle) to meet us there, as we arrived a little early. We met up and started down the trail.
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 01 June 2008 23:23 )
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