Bush bash pics

Man you guys had a blast... That campsite is freakin gorgeous. I wish I was out there for it.:eek:

Nice shottys guys! I love bustin clays... Its a blast.:cool:

Mike, thats a sweet knife bro!! Glad you were able to score you some of Rays badass steel...:thumbup::thumbup:

Everyone has some great shots. I hope to meet all of ya when im out at the end of the month...:thumbup:

My modem is fried on my home PC so no internet for awhile at the house:(....At least I think thats whats wrong with it..:rolleyes:
 
Yes, lambertiana gets a big thanks from everyone for suggesting such a nice spot. One of the best features after its beauty was the fact that it was remote but still easy to reach.

DancesWithKnives
 
DWK2 said:
Yes, lambertiana gets a big thanks from everyone for suggesting such a nice spot. One of the best features after its beauty was the fact that it was remote but still easy to reach.

DancesWithKnives
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I may have missed it, but where did you guys go? (Unless it's a secret spot, of course).

I grew up in the Mother Lode country, and that Ponderosa pine the spider was on looks pretty familiar.

The Sierra Nevada foothills are good country, especially when it's all lush and green.
 
There's a March 21 post by rksoon in the W&SS calendar sticky with detailed directions. It's on Eshom Valley Rd. just north of the Hartland Christian Camp (I think Badger is the nearest settlement).

DancesWithKnives
 
Mountainman38 Its one and a half mile past the hartland christian camp.. I got the cordinates for the exact place using the WGS84 if you want them. But directions givin are right on. Got a call from Aaron(nephew) asking when we going camping again and if everyone would be there again lol. He wont stop talking about how much fun he had.

Sasha
 
That was a great post, I really enjoyed it !

Wish I lived nearer to you guys so I could make one of the meet ups !!!!
 
Okay so when do you guys want to do this again?:D

Here are a few of my pics...

Some scenery
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The campsite
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John making scones along with Mike and Christian
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Mike, Christian and Sasha working on dinner
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My dog Bear likes to explore (too much)
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Ray,

I've been trying to set another Bush Bash up a little farther North with the fellow who previously offered some land he owns. Perhaps during hunting season, to add another possible activity. I don't have the ability to PM him. If I send you the contact information, would you be willing to send him a PM and ask him to contact me to get the ball rolling?

Thanks,

Dave

[Edit: That's a very friendly dog that you brought. Bear was fun.]
 
He looked at least 90% Lab to me. I think Ray said he is around 10 years old so he has a little gray hair on him (I know how that feels!:D)

DancesWithKnives
 
Dave, email me with the info here: raylaconico@aol.com

PB Wilson, Bear is a 10 year old lab mix. I've had him since he was small enough to fit in my hand. The best dog I've ever had or will ever have.
 
Thanks Ray---I'll e-mail you.

Bear is an amazingly frisky dog for his age. Very enthusiastic and good tempered.

DancesWithKnives
 
DWK2 said:
There's a March 21 post by rksoon in the W&SS calendar sticky with detailed directions. It's on Eshom Valley Rd. just north of the Hartland Christian Camp (I think Badger is the nearest settlement).

DancesWithKnives
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sasha said:
Mountainman38 Its one and a half mile past the hartland christian camp.. I got the cordinates for the exact place using the WGS84 if you want them. But directions givin are right on. Got a call from Aaron(nephew) asking when we going camping again and if everyone would be there again lol. He wont stop talking about how much fun he had.

Sasha
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Thanks, guys. My mom grew up in Exeter, at the foot of the hills there, and spent many summers at a camp at Eshom. I've been going up there since I was about 2 years old, and we went by that Hartland camp every time. Great country.

Did you guys make it up to Moro Rock? That's a great place to go check out the valley from.

Thanks for so many very cool pictures! You guys who post pictures of your outings really help those of us who don't get a chance to get out as much as we'd like, or live too far away.
 
I've been to the Sequoia NP attractions like Moro in the distant past. But now I don't like national parks very much and try to avoid them.

I did send an e-mail to my Christian friends suggesting to them that if their churches ever want to hold a retreat at a great venue, that Hartland Camp looks beautiful.

I too appreciate the guys with digital cameras and computer skills posting all the great images. Thanks!

DancesWithKnives
 
great pics Ray...:thumbup: it was cool having Bear out there with us... he's a cool dog... the misses and I loved him...:D

i am definitely looking forward to the next get-together....:)
 
Looks like a blast ... nice to see forum brothers getting together and having a great time :thumbup::thumbup:
 
In addition to civilizing the group by bringing his great wife, Mike also got the generosity award for giving away a nice Maxpedition pack. :thumbup:

DancesWithKnives
 
Alright, great pics Ray!

I can't wait for the next one, just say the word!

And in case I didn't say so before, great spot Lamb.
 
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