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ElCajon trip with Wornout
See Attached .KML for Beehive
Pics at Beehive
Pics In El Cajon Canyon
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[Edited on 3-15-2021 by BajaNomad]
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Thank you so much for adding the photos beyond the road!
Same water tank I saw in 2004.
Did you need to go through a cattle fence in the arroyo?
Great petro photos!
Cañon El Cajon was a major route between the mountains and the sea for the Native people.
2004:
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Not much change over the years in this canyon.
I was glad the art was unmolested.
Ron Kinson is the owner of the land from near the ranch to the mountains and he wants the gate closed. It is not locked as it is just for cattle
control. I did not walk the fence line thru the arroyo.
The ancient pvc plumbing is functional and filling that tank and filling the next one towards the ranch.
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5-26-21 Blue Palms
Moving Map: https://www.relive.cc/view/vQvxBpMzj96
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the water tank is in which canyon?
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El Cajon.
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the app is lousy - but the trips seem cool.
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Mar. 3, 2021 Pumpkin Rock Run
Moving map & photos: https://www.relive.cc/view/vMq5733zLQO
Lots of Jeeps on this one... the desert west of Shell Island:
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Quarry Quick Desert Run 3-12-21
Moving map with music and photos/ videos: https://www.relive.cc/view/v7O9V2koKL6
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Yesterday's run was to Diablo Canyon. Lot's of great photos... I will add some of them and the Relive map later!
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Some details for the trip
Diablo Hike 24 rigs drove and 18 folks walked to the first waterfall. Distance on the picture for the green path is almost 1 mile. The corral path
would be slightly shorter. Slow going walking on creek bottom boulders.
The GPS path left of the Green one is garbage due to satellite view in the canyon with close vertical walls. Maybe a few more tenths of a mile
distance?
The path via the corral is well marked with fagging. The green path was not used.
BTW, there is a good road bypassing the often locked gated road north side of the ranchers corral. Actually that road is the traditional road before
the ranch made a new road with gate. And that road is shown on the Murdock GPS map.
[Edited on 3-21-2021 by PaulW]
[Edited on 4-3-2021 by BajaNomad]
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3-19-21, Diablo Canyon
Here is the Relive moving map and photos... going only to the end of the road. Poor Wornout needed to be towed!
https://www.relive.cc/view/vKv27339X4O
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4-2-21 Sulfur Mine and Apache Tears
Watch the maps and see the photos: https://www.relive.cc/view/vXOdK17gz4v
A few of the photos:
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Apr. 29, 2021: Valle Chico Exploring
See the photos and living moving map: https://www.relive.cc/view/v26MGQN8D3v
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A recent report I got said the track had vanished going to it, lack of traffic what with Covid and all...
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Relive link works fine - not vanished
Wornout’s Sand Canyon and Park at Matomi 5/20
https://www.relive.cc/view/vrqodo14XKv
A favorite drive that heads west from Hwy5 at km54.2+ and has a hard spot shortly after the hwy exit. Then the track proceeds up Sand Canyon to
Matomi. Another name for the arroyo km54.2+ used by some folks is “Terry”.
Once in Matomi the route is up Arroyo Las Blancas to its end at the fragile arch. (both tracks are shown on the Alamac). Just south of Matomi are the
remains of the dedication event when the area up Las Blanca was dedicated as a notional park called “Canelo”. Named after the prominent peak
called Picacho Canelo
[Edited on 5-3-2021 by PaulW]
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I didn't mean the link didn't work... I meant that the road (track) to the arch had vanished... or at least couldn't be seen, per the report.
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BTW I just edited my post for the local name which is Terry not Henry.
Report from where? I don’t get reports. Maybe because I an not a relive user? Just curious.
The Relive link still shows the track from Matomi to the arch at the end.
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Paul, I was messaged by a friend who tried to get to the arch. He lost the road but it was raining so maybe that is why. I first understood him to say
the track to the arch was no longer visible, but in a follow up, he thinks he just missed a turn it took. He will try again in the future.
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