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bajalou
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Bill Nichols Trail
Quote: | Originally posted by Mexitron
Bajalou--where does the Bill Nichols trail end up at? Not familiar with it. |
A motorcycle trail from Hghy 1 to Sea of Cortez south of Puertecitos
And from the Hghy 1 end
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bajalou
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El Canelo
Quote: | Originally posted by ArvadaGeorge
Lou
What were the cords for "end of today trip" and "earls rail" ???
I think I have done some riding there.
And I have done Bill's trail several times |
I figured you probably have gotten in there, George, might be your tracks we found.
the waypoint "El Canelo Mouth" is at 30 26.696 -114 43.670 Near our End of trip marker is on other map.
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David K
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The end on Hwy. 1 is on the El Marmol road jcn. by Sonora...
What I would like to know Lou or TW, is where does that mine road reach Hwy. 1???
Gracias!
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TMW
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David I followed it back to Guayaquil. There are cross roads that you could follow to the San Quintin area too.
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David K
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Thanks TW, I will get on Google satellite this week and fly over it! I hope it goes through! Great shortcut... finally!!!
[Edited on 2-27-2007 by David K]
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Getting 4 wheelers to the mine thru the wash may require Ken and his merry men and women.
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Thanks Bajalou--wow, looks like fun!
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bajalou
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I plotted the road from the mine to Hghy 1 near El Aguila as 30 miles. The last few miles there are more choices so ???
The red at the top is the part of El Canelo nearest the mine. The blue is the road most of the way to Hghy 1
[Edited on 2-27-2007 by bajalou]
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\"The trouble with doing nothing is - how do I know when I\'m done?\"
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And in the San Felipe area - check out Valle Chico area
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bajalou
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Quote: | Originally posted by TW
Getting 4 wheelers to the mine thru the wash may require Ken and his merry men and women. |
The first portion I think might be the toughest? Then getting from the wash up to the mine.
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\"The trouble with doing nothing is - how do I know when I\'m done?\"
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And in the San Felipe area - check out Valle Chico area
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David K
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On the Almanac Map 16, it seems the road from Hwy. 1 to the mine follows Arroyo El Roņoso... So the gap is pretty tiny between the mine and Arroyo El
Canelo! I wonder how that little canyon is that makes the gap!!!
John M and Neal Johns... you guys like mines, don't you?
Ken Cooke, ... here's your stress relief project! Also that La Turquesa Canyon short cut!
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bajalou
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Quote: | Originally posted by David K
So the gap is pretty tiny between the mine and Arroyo El Canelo! I wonder how that little canyon is that makes the gap!!!
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Half mile from the mine spot to the curve in El Canelo that TW originally marked. Also, a south branch of El Canelo comes within 1/2 mile on the
other side. Not very far at all is it? But how many feet in elevation do you have to gain? And how steep?
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David K
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Lou, when you find out... let us know!
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Mine Elevation
The mine is about 250 feet higher than the wash.
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David K
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Great... I hiked down and back up 500 feet checking out the Turquesa grade with Baja Angel, so 250 feet 'ain't no thing'!
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Ken Cooke
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Quote: | Originally posted by David K
Ken Cooke, ... here's your stress relief project! Also that La Turquesa Canyon short cut! |
My stress relief project is 5'0, has long brown hair w/a slight Spanish accent, a perfect smile, and a personality to match. No worries or stress at
the moment - I'm feeling the benefits of divorce at the moment...
Back to Jeepin'. We've got a built CJ-7 that will be leading runs at Easter Jeep Safari which will be ready for some action. Andrew wants some prime
'wheeling, and this sounds like it will be promising. My Jeep speaks for itself. Dents, dings, and Baja Bling.
Mike's '07 Long-Wheelbase Rubicon is the trail virgin in search of some sin.
I will be inviting more capable Jeepers on this trip along with my friend with the Ford Explorer which is going EXTREME. This will not be a "run"
where people show up expecting everything to be done for them. Mentally, that is not where my mind is at this point. I'm looking for fun and
adventure along with a release from the moment. Checking out some new digs south of the border sounds like the kind of fun that will lure me back to
my two most favorite things - tough 4 wheeling and BAJA, CALIFORNIA.
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David K
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That's the spirit!
Oh, don't forget to pay your mordida... Remember the last time you tried to get past the policia in Baja???
[Edited on 2-28-2007 by David K]
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Ken Cooke
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Nice photochop picture, David! You know that never happened!?!
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David K
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The black man just has no chance, does he Ken!???
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Ken Cooke
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Quote: | Originally posted by David K
The black man just has no chance, does he Ken!??? | I could have taken both of
them...easy. It just so happens that I am a nice, gentle guy...
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3 Jeeps are on the ready at the moment. Just keep us posted. We're heading to San Felipe on April 8th, and will be ready to explore on the 9th.
Just keep us posted...
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