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Ken Cooke
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Here are a few photos from the 2018 Joshua Tree Berdoo Canyon crawl that I host annually.
The second photo is of me speaking with Brock before our run (with my wife Leidys standing to my left).
The following photos show some alternate sections along Berdoo Canyon Road which provides opportunities to shift into 4lo and push your truck or SUV
to it's limits.
     
[Edited on 11-10-2018 by Ken Cooke]
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Yes, Brock! Nice guy... Good to have a reliable vehicle along, too!
So, where is this route?
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Ken Cooke
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Fact: each of the vehicles began and completed the run without any mechanical issues. Several Toyota 4WD SUVs participated.
Berdoo Canyon Road begins near Desert Hot Springs at Dillon Road and continues into Joshua Tree National Park. It meets Geology Tour Road whwre it
offers views of the Salton Sea.
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That is where La Cuesta de Molina is? I asked at 3:45pm yesterday and wondered if it was Mano, even added a map. Ed and I have enquiring minds.
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Ken when you did La Cuesta de Molina did you go north or south from the corral?
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Quote: Originally posted by David K  | | That is where La Cuesta de Molina is? I asked at 3:45pm yesterday and wondered if it was Mano, even added a map. Ed and I have enquiring minds.
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I think that was his Joshua tree run in California.
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he must have gone south since he mentioned that they rounded Lomas Paredones (close to the el Mano entry).
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Ken Cooke
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The trail is south of El Coral
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| Quote: Originally posted by ehall | | Quote: Originally posted by Ken Cooke |
I wouldn't rode a Moto up this hill, Ed. One wrong move, and you'll wish there were guardrails on your right side. The stairstep section is so
steep all you will see is the sky as you drive up it.
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The jeep is ready. |
That is a very tidy, organized garage!
I haven’t parked my car in garage for 12 years, got too many projects and stuff consuming the garage space.
Woke!
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will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.”
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