Well we started the day with 14 trucks (or as Rachel would say, 12 SUVs and 2 trucks). 5 of us camped way in the back of Sandstone Canyon. The weather could not have been better, high of about 80 and down to maybe 50 at night, very little wind.
Thanks again to everyone for making this a fun day. Here are a few of my pics.
Made the usual stop at the Julian Pie Company, which was gearing up for a busy day in advance of Thanksgiving.
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Rachel and Robin took off in their trucks. We met up with them later for lunch.
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Lined up at Split Mountain. Once we got Paul up to speed on the rules (I think the ranger was shadowing us the rest of the day) we headed up Fish Creek to Sandstone Canyon.
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The Anticline at Split Mountain, formed by an earthquake many years ago when this whole area was under water. Before global warming.
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At the end of Sandstone Canyon. I don't remember what Mitch was talking about, but it must have been interesting.
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Dan took care to hide his stash from Bruce and his friends.
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At the campsite.
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Bobby's fire pit worked really well.
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Morning in Sandstone Canyon.
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On our way out in the morning.
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