[AZ-Observing] Re: Where to go, where to go.....

  • From: jack.jones@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • To: az-observing@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Tue, 2 Jul 2002 12:35:10 -0700 

EE is worth the risk. The ATVers and dirt bikers are the ones I'm talking
about. Since they can't buzz campers on the rim, they'll be there at sundown
and early in the morning. Campsite or picnic area, EE has the facilities and
that's the draw. What is good is they won't be lighting any nighttime
campfires, prob just a few fireworks. No, my glasses are a lost cause, the
bees can have them.

Meeting in the HD parking lot you have the option of going to Taco Belch if
the burger joint looks too busy. What's good about InNOut is it's on the
same side of the freeway, you just go behind it and take a left at the light
to get back on. I've always been able to park down the W side. Attn: Walmart
shoppers.

Jack


I dunno, do you think that many more people know about EE than us, the
hunters and dirt bikers?  I mean, it's not as known and used as many of the
Prescott and Coconino forest campsites.  I don't even think that EE is
really a campsite, rather a nice picnic area.... Also, I seriously doubt
that a large number of people are willing to go camping for a long weekend
in the desert where it'll be 110+ during the day.  Besides, if it's too
crowded, we can always head further in on that road.  As long as we stay
away from the Killer Bees that is!! :-0   Wanna go looking for your glasses
Jack?

Otherwise, Rick's proposed convoy sounds good.  Can we meet somewhere
besides the IN/OUT Burger?  It's a ROYAL PAIN to get on the freeway from
there. (besides, that parking lot is eternal crowded beyond belief.)  How
about get your eats and let's meet in the Home Depot parking lot, closest
corner to Dysart and the IHOP?  Bring your CBs.....

Thad
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