Your Favorite Boondocking Pics
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- From this past weekend... atop Aztec Peak, Arizona, 7700+'. Taken from a lookout tower.
pinesman wrote:
Anybody have any locations in Jefferson or Washington National forest in Virginia that they would like to share? I kinda need a little room since the unit is a 38' fiver. Thanks.
X2. I would like to know about a few new places to boondock in Va!- He probly hears the " call of the wild " :B
- Ha ha -- thanks. His name is Sammy and he's much nicer than he looks. He's a purebred Siberian Husky, but I can't count the number of times people have asked me if he's a wolf. The biggest problem with him is that we have to keep him on leash because he runs off to have fun without us.
The spot is here http://maps.google.com/?ll=38.530843,-120.244484&spn=0.001597,0.003296&t=h&z=19 if anyone wants to try it out. We probably won't use it more than once a year, so enjoy. There are a lot of spots around there, but not many with a view of the lake. - NO KIDDIN ! ! ! it almost looks like a coyote.
very nice spot though.
Darwin - Very nice spot! Your dog fits right in.
- Above Lower Bear River Reservoir, off HWY 88 in Cali. 6400' elevation.
Soapstone Basin Ut.JiminDenver wrote:
Mona
The grill was a gift to us but I know Frontgate was only rebadging it when they sold it. I was looking for another for a friend and a search on infrared grills brought up one that looks just like it under another brand. Around $350 I think.
I can tell you that it takes no time at all to get to cooking temps. High is really really hot and we use medium when we grill.
Thanks for this info. I will tell the DH about it.:B- Mona
The grill was a gift to us but I know Frontgate was only rebadging it when they sold it. I was looking for another for a friend and a search on infrared grills brought up one that looks just like it under another brand. Around $350 I think.
I can tell you that it takes no time at all to get to cooking temps. High is really really hot and we use medium when we grill.
