PassingWind

I don't know all the rules off the top of my head, but I know from the ranger talks that we have had at the campout events that I went to, they are particularly concerned about people placing caches at archaeological sites (don't do it). I think they also added a rule about keeping caches near existing trails or roads. Send an e-mail to WestCoastAdmin for more details. RM Here are the details: The cache must be placed in compliance with one or more of the additional guidelines set forth by the Anza-Borrego Desert State Park (ABDSP) management. 1. Caches must be placed within 50 feet of authorized trail. 2. No caches permitted within 200 feet of an historic or archeological site. 3. No caches permitted in, on or under any building, structure or manmade object. 4. Caches cannot be buried. (*per gc.com policy) 5. No cutting or modification of vegetation. 6. No modifying of geologic features, i.e., no moving rocks, hiding under rocks or creating cairns. When placing cache in ABDSP always post a note to the review stating the cache follows the above guidlines. PassingWind

Whew......it's all good now

Saturday, March 11th Ocotillo Wells MINI Campout (GCT4TE) & Ocotillo Wells - The Great 78 CITO Event #1 (GCTEE3)

I replied to your email earlier today. Check your spam folder. E-mail sent

See my trading list below........PLEASE! PassingWind

Very good, but has your office checked the authenticity? Interesting. I thought it was he.

Try these sites: NTSB Aviation Accident Database & National Aviation Safety Data Analysis Center You'll have to do some digging but you can usually find the wreckage coordinates in the preliminary reports under Wreckage & Impact Information. Here's another interesting site that covers wreck archeology, WRECKCHASING. More specific here's some info on SoCal Aviation Wrecks PassingWind

Ditto

Ditto.....

Question: Then why produce another "personal" coin?

Saturday, March 11th Ocotillo Wells MINI Campout (GCT4TE) & Ocotillo Wells - The Great 78 CITO Event #1 (GCTEE3)

Saturday, March 11th Ocotillo Wells MINI Campout (GCT4TE) & Ocotillo Wells - The Great 78 CITO Event #1 (GCTEE3)

Saw someones horny dog while making my ascent on Indianhead Peak (Borrego) today.

YOU GOT IT!! I'm a card carrying member.....M.A.R.T. Cryptozoology is so much fun. PassingWind

I caught one in a remote lake in Northern Minnesota (aren't they all remote?) back in 1987. I caught it while fishing late at night, supposedly the only time they can be caught. Apparentely they've spread to lakes across the country. These are the only pictures I have of the "creature" I caught that night. O-Tay Zilla !

You can read about some of it here: Rabbit Peak - Mile High County Line TR Violin will probably post something on it as well. PassingWind

It's here: Rabbit Peak - Mile High County Line PassingWind

Sweet pix, lets keep 'em coming! ***This Just In - Late Entry*** Can anyone name this peak ?

WOW!! Congratulations!! You will be back to visit us in SD right ? BTW.....Nice Motor Home

Oh great, another SDCE breadcrumb cache.......

Placed a YMS #28 somewhere up on Rabbit Peak today. More later. PassingWind

SWEET!! Finally, they've done it...the perfect marriage! That's Xtreme!

Just in case you wanted to take a peek? (Thanks, Paul!) San Diego Peeks (GPX file) This link is for a GPX file of the peeks in San Diego! Interesting, I uploaded the file into my Mapsource TOPO and the "peek" files show up at least 0.1mi off the given peak coordinates found in the Mapsource TOPO package.

how do you get this file into mapsource ?