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Posted by Hikin' Jim on July 17, 2012, 17:33:48, in reply to "Re: Unmaintained Trail Between John's Meadow and Manzanita Springs"
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lol. Funny thing is that if I did bring her, she'd do her darndest to help out. She's a sweetie (until she gets really tired, then not so much).
I need a permanent job in Yucaipa or something. Living in Glendale and being a temporary contractor in Irvine is pretty much sucking.
HJ
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: I got squirt covered. We can figure
: out something on your busy work
: schedule next.
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: > I can give you a couple good
: sites for saws if you're serious
: about that "restoring"
: statement. Ah. I so wish. Pray
: for a job that lets me have a little
: more time.
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: Oh, and somebody to watch
: "squirt."
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: HJ
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: I can give you a couple good sites
: for
: saws if you're serious about that
: "restoring" statement.
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: Also, quit photo shopping my
: Manzanita trail Junction pictures .
: There's only supposed to be a sign,
: not a jolly adventurer..
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: Yeah, Patrick,
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: It is a little weird, but it's a
: wonderful connector for those
: wanting to make a loop hike from the
: Forsee Creek Trailhed. It's also a
: nice through hike from Angelus Oaks.
: Lastly, it makes a great, big loop
: if you want to go up via Dry Lake,
: do all nine of the "Big
: Nine" and then come down
: through Johns Meadow, ending at
: Forsee Creek. An eminently
: worthwhile trail and one that really
: should be restored to maintained
: status.
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: HJ
: Adventures in Stoving
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: I hiked that trail once...
: If I recall, it has switchbacks that
: aren't needed, and could use some
: switchbacks where there aren't any.
: Its just.... weird.
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