I'm going camping.

Still amazing how few people have a drive to go out.
Since we live in last house before the desert, with nice mountain 1/2 mile away, we organize hiking few times a year. Now we take advantage of it every day and after wet winter, now is beautiful time when you can see cactus blooming.
So we made offer to our friends in the city to come whenever they want. We designated part of patio table and a bathroom for visitors, where we don't reuse for 2 days to be safe. When they bring their plates- we can exchange food and microwaving allows for serving coffee and other stuff.
Still couple of friends needed a month to come over. Another couple set a time today, only to make last minute call that they "will not make it" for 10 o'clock.

zb39 wrote:
Thats awesome. Have a great time. Lets see, your super far from people and your having a great time. Win Win! I have a buddy in Page, AZ who went and bought a new RZR a few weeks ago and he takes it out every chance he gets. I WISH I was there.

Things are improving for sure.

Your friend will love his RZR. Did you know that Polaris calls the "Are Zee Are's". ;)

I live in the center of the Paiute Trail, the largest trail system in North America.

I am pretty lucky because I can ride from my front door.

Stay safe.

Thats awesome. Have a great time. Lets see, your super far from people and your having a great time. Win Win! I have a buddy in Page, AZ who went and bought a new RZR a few weeks ago and he takes it out every chance he gets. I WISH I was there.

Our governor made some big changes yesterday and is starting to relax his stay order.

Things are getting better every day.

jimh425 wrote:
I’m glad you made it out.

Thanks Jim, I was due.

I'm only about 115 mile from home.
Beautiful weather, lots of mining history and endless riding on my ATV.





Self isolating doesn't get any better. ;)

I’m glad you made it out.

Kayteg1 wrote:
When we all are trolls more or less,

LOL!! That we can agree on. :B

When we all are trolls more or less, I have desert across the street, so it takes me 100 feet drive to spot where I can camp and not to bend any restrictions.
I still rather hike there, than drive.

"Visitors may continue to enjoy BLM managed public lands.
We recommend visiting areas close to home while avoiding very popular or crowded locations where social distancing may be difficult and limiting group activities to members of your household. Please note that fees, such as overnight camping, cabin rentals, group day use, and use of special areas, remain in effect."

Trolling??? Nope. Just going camping and following their guidelines.