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Pretty quiet here.
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Sat Jan 25, 2020 6:25 pmby NevadaBlue
Are there any events upcoming in Nevada, Utah or Arizona? I prefer not to travel to California for personal reasons. I refuse to travel where I can’t protect myself.
No politics please, I am just looking for get togethers that aren’t in California.
If there aren’t any planned, is anyone here interested in planning one/some?
Re: Pretty quiet here.
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Sat Jan 25, 2020 7:10 pmby S. Heisley
Hi, Ken:
Wolfarmer has a gathering/meet in Idaho, scheduled for June 5. He talks about chains; so, I suspect there could still be snow there
Nevadatear usually holds one in Unionville, Nevada around mid June. It's probably too early for them to be posting yet.
The kick-off of camping season is the last weekend in April, here in Northern California. Head up 395 and over 44 and then on up the 5 to Antlers Rd in Lakehead. And, don't worry, we won't shoot ya! You should come!
Re: Pretty quiet here.
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Sat Jan 25, 2020 8:01 pmby NevadaBlue
Thanks, I’ll look up the CA one. Gotta get the trailer done and licensed.
Re: Pretty quiet here.
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Sat Jan 25, 2020 9:24 pmby tony.latham
He talks about chains; so, I suspect there could still be snow there...
I'll bet he's worried about some mud here and there. There shouldn't be any snow left over from winter in that country.
Tony
Re: Pretty quiet here.
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Fri Jan 31, 2020 5:31 pmby KTM_Guy
I hear you about CA not the mention the 55 mph towing speed limit.
The last few years in March there was a teardrop meetup in Mesa AZ but I haven’t seen anything about it this year. The state park changed their policy for group camping which probably makes it too hard to schedule an event there now. To bad because it was about 5 miles from my house.
Where in NV are you? I have only been to NV a few times at that was just passing trough. This year we plan to make two or three trips to see NV. Got any must see spots? We have an off-road teardrop we pull with a Jeep. Great Basin NP is on the list. We also like old mine sites with lots of rusty equipment.
Todd
Re: Pretty quiet here.
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Fri Jan 31, 2020 5:56 pmby halfdome, Danny
You may enjoy Bodie Ca. It’s the best preserved ghost town in the world.
Just off 395 by Lee Vining and below Yosemite’s Tiagoa Pass.
They have a stamp mill tour from when they mined silver.
You do have to travel several miles on a gravel road.
Danny
Re: Pretty quiet here.
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Fri Jan 31, 2020 6:52 pmby NevadaBlue
KTM_Guy wrote:I hear you about CA not the mention the 55 mph towing speed limit.
The last few years in March there was a teardrop meetup in Mesa AZ but I haven’t seen anything about it this year. The state park changed their policy for group camping which probably makes it too hard to schedule an event there now. To bad because it was about 5 miles from my house.
Where in NV are you? I have only been to NV a few times at that was just passing trough. This year we plan to make two or three trips to see NV. Got any must see spots? We have an off-road teardrop we pull with a Jeep. Great Basin NP is on the list. We also like old mine sites with lots of rusty equipment.
Todd
We are south of Elko. Great Basin Park is good, and there’s a good mining museum at Tonopah. Lots of old mines in the area between there and GB park for exploring.