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Thanks Kent

Looks nice and green up there.


The desert is a true treasure for him who seeks refuge from men and the evil of men.
In it is contentment
In it is death and all you seek
(Quoted from "The Bleeding of the Stone" Ibrahim Al-Koni)

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Happy to see everyone had a great time, sorry I missed you all looks like a beautiful place. Rio7

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Wow! Beautiful. And sorry we missed it too. Im glad y’all had a great time!


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"Come, shall we go and kill us venison?
And yet it irks me the poor dappled fools,
Being native burghers of this desert city,
Should in their own confines with forked heads
Have their round haunches gored."

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218 ASL here on beautiful Lake Champlain.


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Our group camp was in the Pinaleno Mountains - part of the Coronado National Forest - and this NF consists of some disconnected mountain ranges (Chiricahua, Santa Rita, Catalina, Dragoon, Whetstone, etc) in SE Arizona and surrounded by high deserts.

The higher reaches of each of these ranges are called the "Sky Islands" and we were up on Mt. Graham in the Pinalenos - it is the highest of those "islands" and rises well above 10,000 ft.

Our camp site was a rare mildly sloped and rather clear area amidst seriously steep and heavily wooded terrain. At one time it was a Boy Scout camping site. Zero improvements. We hauled in all of our needed water and our guy RoadRunner 65 towed two Porta Potties on a trailer up from Safford - thanks again, Joe.

There is more than one road up, and the one paved route is indeed a driving challenge. If I dared trust those coming down the road, I would love to take the old Corvette over there and see how fast I could get to the top. Maybe some early Sunday AM.

Some pulled up RV trailers as long as 21 ft. and another came up in a 700 series BMW. One nitwit went up in a 1970 GMC 3500 with a 1970 Alaskan pump up camper on it. A few folks simply endured the wicked climb and arrived with noticeable jitters - but soon leveled out and had a great time.


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Official start of the get together though most showed up Thursday, is Friday dinner.

Here Paul CCCC, is welcoming everyone and remembering our friends that have passed on... Ken Howell, crossfireoops, thomasmagnum, mudhen, bigbuck215, I'm sure I'm forgetting someone, and those that couldn't make it this time.

We pledge allegiance to our flag and say a prayer... and don't apologize for either...

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Happy tails... or trails... or...

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According to a topo map, I'm about 917' above sea level and my keyhole fire pit is about 3' deep,..so 914'.

The fire pit got a good workout over the past 36 hours.

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Thanks for the photos - they set the scene much better than words.

Kent's post reminds me that, in addition to our remembrances of members of the gang who have passed on ahead of us, we surely missed some "regulars" who normally grace the event but could not join in this time. It's always a great time, but even better with you all. No need to name - you know who you are.

Those shots downhill toward the pond with folks and benches on the road show the shooting scene.


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Coats! Wish we needed a coat around here.

Looks like a fun time!

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Looks like a good time.
Also looks like those mountains have seen some rain; I'm glad to see the entire southwest isn't all dried up and brown.


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