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David K
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Wornout's 2022-2023 San Felipe Desert Trip Runs. Video-Map on Relive. June 29, 2023:TURQUOISE QUARRY
The new season of day trips out from the San Felipe area has begun. Runs are now on Fridays for 2023, if you want to follow along.
First run of 2023 just announced by Wornout: "Yes, it is true, we are going back to the desert. I have changed the runs to FRIDAY. We will
be going to Clam Shell Canyon 1 & 2 this Friday. We will meet at Rancho Marked at 9:00 am and head north down the highway to two poles. Two
poles is just across Hwy 5 from the mountain, on the right, with the microwave towers. Once through the Canyons, we will head back to San Felipe via
the highway".
Can't go? Click on the links, below the first photo here, turn on the sound, and following the trip on a satellite map, mixed with photos and videos
along the way...
Oct. 19, 2022: CAJON CANYON: https://www.relive.cc/view/vPOp3YL3gEv
Scroll down to see the latest trip map and photos/ videos, on Relive
[Edited on 6-30-2023 by David K]
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Scroll down to see the most recent trip
[Edited on 10-27-2022 by David K]
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Wornouts rides look good if he can find any route not wooped out. As I said before have buddy with house there. He has dirt bikes and SXS like me. If
any good routes do exist I will travel there.
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Volcano (and Chenowth Museum) Run: Oct. 26
Click for movie-map, photos and videos:
https://www.relive.cc/view/vmqXBNX8joO
A couple of the photos:
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super David thank you
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mtgoat666
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Never heard of that museum. What’s it about?
Woke!
“...ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country.” “My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America
will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.”
Prefered gender pronoun: the royal we
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Quote: Originally posted by David K |
Click on the link and see more.
The Chenowth Legacy Lodge is quite well mentioned on Baja sites, like Nomad. It is a resort just north of Percebu that has the museum of all the off
road vehicle history of Lynn Chenowth. Including the famous military assault buggy made for the U.S. It will remind you of Rat Patrol's Jeeps in North
Africa. |
Who is Lynn chenowth? Any relation to Kristen Chenoweth?
So the museum is some old off road vehicles? (Sorry, did not see a link to a museum)
Fame - Why is the buggy famous?
My memory of rat patrol was of some soldiers running around sand dunes in Willys, sound correct?
Woke!
“...ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country.” “My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America
will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.”
Prefered gender pronoun: the royal we
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Quote: Originally posted by mtgoat666 | Quote: Originally posted by David K |
Click on the link and see more.
The Chenowth Legacy Lodge is quite well mentioned on Baja sites, like Nomad. It is a resort just north of Percebu that has the museum of all the off
road vehicle history of Lynn Chenowth. Including the famous military assault buggy made for the U.S. It will remind you of Rat Patrol's Jeeps in North
Africa. |
Who is Lynn chenowth? Any relation to Kristen Chenoweth?
So the museum is some old off road vehicles? (Sorry, did not see a link to a museum)
Fame - Why is the buggy famous?
My memory of rat patrol was of some soldiers running around sand dunes in Willys, sound correct? |
Chenowth's are very well known in the sand sports community, I owned one back in the early '00's.
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Chenowth made top of the category competitive race buggies. This was back in the day when VW powered rigs were very popular. The US military noticed
them and he got a contract to build a fleet of them with guns and other stuff for fighting a war.
Many examples of his various rigs are on display at his museum.
https://chenowthlegacylodge.com/legacy-lodge-and-museum
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David K
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Willys Overland and Ford built the Willys model for the war. Willys was called the MB (Model B) and Ford was called the GPW (General Purpose Willys).
Some say the letters GP created the nick name 'Jeep'.
[Edited on 11-2-2022 by David K]
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David K
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Nov. 2: Salt Quarry Run
https://www.relive.cc/view/vQvy22rx8KO
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David K
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Dec. 8, 2022: Chanote Run
Click here for the moving map with photos and videos: https://www.relive.cc/view/vMv8BNkrWP6
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Chanote - Chanate
Harald Pietschmann
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11-30 trip No Wornout
Wornout was in El Centro for a medical issue and Chloe led the trip. El Cajon Canyon. No Relive, but some post Kay picture showing a complete do over
and seldom seen animals
See the missing dam and tame waterfall
All the following are the pictures forwarded to me.
[Edited on 12-10-2022 by PaulW]
[Edited on 12-10-2022 by PaulW]
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David K
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Great photos, but where?
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Thought you might guess?
It is the entrance of El Cajon canyon
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David K
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Thank you. I thought it would be better if it came from you.
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I did not go, but the report was that the parking place on the south bank is now gone, and the new parking place is in the wash. Some pictures would
be nice. I will go there for pics, but it not high on my to do list. The other canyons have the priority.
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David K
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Dec. 15, 2022 "Cutting Trail.7"
A short trip into Valle Chico. Some nice photos, too...
Moving Map with photos: https://www.relive.cc/view/v1vjk8Ey9JO
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David K
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Wornout's 2022-2023 San Felipe Desert Trip Runs. Video-Map on Relive. FIRST RUN of '23 announced!
The new season of day trips out from the San Felipe area has begun. Runs are now on Fridays for 2023, if you want to follow along.
First run of 2023 just announced by Wornout: "Yes, it is true, we are going back to the desert. I have changed the runs to FRIDAY. We will be going to
Clam Shell Canyon 1 & 2 this Friday. We will meet at Rancho Marked at 9:00 am and head north down the highway to two poles. Two poles is just
across Hwy 5 from the mountain, on the right, with the microwave towers. Once through the Canyons, we will head back to San Felipe via the highway".
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