Lynn


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    Say What You Mean and Mean What You Say.
    Location:
    San Diego
    Hobbies Auto tours, Bike Riding, Bird Watching/Wildlife Viewing, Hiking/Walking, Horseback Riding, Museums/Sight-Seeing, Photography, Rock Climbing, Rock Hounding/Treasure Hunting
    Favorite Places Anza Borrego, Joshua Tree and La Quinta.

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    Hi Lynn!
    I'm more than happy to share my favorite OHV areas with you. My favorite is called the Rockpile out on Bessemer Mine Road in Johnson Valley. Great for staging and right in the middle of the area, giving easy access to ride to Cougar Buttes, North and South Anderson Dry Lake Staging Areas and out to Means Dry Lake on Boone Rd. All of these are part of the Johnson Valley OHV area.
    Stoddard Valley is another good OHV area but is too overcrowded due to the easy access from I-15. Best thing about that place is the Slash X Cafe. Good cold drinks and the best French Fries I've ever had.
    Wagon Wheel and Teagle Wash Staging Areas are great places to go riding from in the Red Mountain area. A bit of a drive for me, but very good riding.
    My mountain favorite is Glass Creek up in Mammoth Lakes. I have another home up there that my wife and I frequently visit during the summer. I bought it for pennies in 1983 when there was a volcanic activity scare that never happened and it's now worth over a million$.
    Are you the Red haired lady in the photo you posted? Extremely attractive if you don't mind me saying so. ;-)

    Allen
    Jan 29, 2008
    12:46 PM PST
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    HI From DUSA Staff

    Thursday, January 24, 2008, 03:18 PM PST [General]

    HI Everyone,

     

    I wanted to welcome you all to the new DesertUSA Online Community.  I am a DUSA staff writer and wanted to take a moment to introduce myself and tell you a little bit more about our community.

    Many of you are familiar with other popular online communities such as Utube, FaceBook and MySpace.  The DesertUSA Community uses a similar set of tools to create an online community were the Members are the community.  The purpose of the DesertUSA Online Community is to bring people together who have a common interest in the desert and related outdoor activities. 

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    We are excited about our new Community and encourage you all to sign up for a FREE membership so you can participate in the new DesertUSA Online Community. 

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    I look forward to meeting all the new Members.  Please stop by and visit my profile or one of our other Staff Member's pages.   We are here to help and welcome you all to our Community.

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