Alston Neal wrote:This would be us over here on HAZ...
Funny enough, the hippies usually aren't too rabidly anti-gun over there.
So all you hippies here raise your hand and give a wave....

I'm not old enough to be a hippie, but I am having flashbacks. That's my wave ABO :STP: PHX

Alston Neal wrote:Would that be the same Packsmart on the AZFJ forum?
You know, the one that made all the friends.......

That's the one.

desertgirl wrote:Looks pretty nifty. Will this work with our no wood fire restrictions that we seem to have so often ?

Probably not, they usually only allow gas during the restrictions

I have a volcano, also. It works very well. This is just a more mobile option.

I saw your name on the smart car forums, talking with your buddy, packsmart, but I wasn't going to say anything about that

I have had mine a little over a month. It works as good as my jetboil, but it doesn't need any special fuel. It can also charge USB devices. It converts the heat into electricity.

Just thought I would share.

http://biolitestove.com/

I have a volcano II. It will burn charcoal, wood or propane.

http://www.bing.com/shopping/volcano-ii ... &FORM=HURE

Just spent the weekend at rock creek mine/cabin. Didnt see a soul, except for my friend that was with me.

Its a cool place to explore. I envision it as a post nuclear town.

Trespassers shall be dealt with...

From what I know, the owner has placed signs and fences around the ovens. The owner lives out of state, so the signs and fences that get vandalized, do not get repaired. This has been happening for years. In regards to the RR tracks, nearby. Do the the trespassing laws apply to tracks that are no lo...

I have come across another cave, up near Knoll lake. I know the vicinity by studying topos and aerial photos, just haven't been up there to explore it, yet.

I went to Stone brewery north of San Diego last year, but it wasnt post hike I think they have more beers on tap than Yardhouse. Just glad I wasnt driving home.

We took the same road out, and didnt try to cross the Gila. Although, it did look pretty low that day.

I spotted 5 big horn sheep on the way to the kilns. To me, that was the highlight of the trip.

Here is mine going down the waterfall, on my way into Box canyon. When were you out there? I've been back and forth through Box Canyon a half dozen times in the last month-and-a-half and it was a piece of cake going up and down there. It could be there were plenty of rocks filling the low spots tha...

I got some Rasta's and they are toasted. They are bent and scraped and still doing their job.

I still think I got the better end of the trade, though

Alston Neal wrote:You gots one of them funny lookin baby Hummer Jeep thingie thing there.... ;)

Those Jeep things and Hummers break too much. This is my Foreign Jeep...

Here is mine going down the waterfall, on my way into Box canyon.

ah, I'm not pressing anyone to do anything they don't want Just don't get caught up in any of those climber/caver/canyonneer circles that lure you in, feed you bologna, then damage other areas to make it appear their secrets are justified. Rampant on FB with high school type peer pressure that shar...

Thats kinda how I felt about posting the location of Redman. Its been hard for me to find the locations of caves around AZ and I think that is what others should have to go through. The locations are out there, but it takes research and sometimes several visits to the area to find the caves. If I kn...

Tell me what a photoset is and I will work on it....