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 Post subject: Night Run
PostPosted: Wed Mar 08, 2006 11:11 pm 
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OK guys and gals


We did a little trail up in Gorman that was pretty easy during the daytime and the idea was "hey..this would be cool to do at nite "

So....I checked my GPS and saw that the following Saturdays were close to or on Full Moon's and thought that it would be cool to do a night run on with as much moonlight as possible.

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5-13 Phase of the Moon on 13 May: waning gibbous with 100% of the Moon's visible disk illuminated


6-10 Phase of the Moon on 10 June:waxing gibbous with 99% of the Moon's visible disk illuminated.


7-08 Phase of the Moon on 8 July: waxing gibbous with 93% of the Moon's visible disk illuminated.


8-12 Phase of the Moon on 12 August: waning gibbous with 84% of the Moon's visible disk illuminated.



The later in the summer will require us to leave later in the evening, which will result in a later finish. It took a couple hours in the daytime...so about 3hrs to do it at night time ?


To see what all that waxing/waning is all about go here

http://aa.usno.navy.mil/faq/docs/moon_phases.html#top


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I vote for August

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I say August too. We usually don't have many runs planned that time of year.

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 Post subject: Mooning Hungry Valley
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August is OK with me BUT the 13th is a Sunday night. Did you mean that? Whereas, July 15th is a Saturday night. If the run is 3 hours long and we leave at 9 pm, we wouldn't be back til 12. That's OK but maybe not good for anyone who has to get home to work on Monday.

And will this be a weekend event, with maybe a run on Miller Jeep Trail?

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August is rough for me but I'll try and make it when ever you guys go. (I just want a reason to use my lights)

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August is rough for me but I'll try and make it when ever you guys go. (I just want a reason to use my lights)


July better? You gotta be there Nanette!!

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I like June / July...August is going to be kinda hot and the sun will be going down later as well.

All dates are supposed to be Saturday nights...so I guess 8-12 was what I meant.


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I personally vote for August, but any of them are fine.

I propose the run would start on the Saturday morning with a Miller Jeep trail run during the day, then this night run on Saturday evening after dinner, and then everyone go home on Sunday.


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I like the june / july camping idea. I need to stick around home during late August and September

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 Post subject: Re: August
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mozul wrote:
I personally vote for August, but any of them are fine.

I propose the run would start on the Saturday morning with a Miller Jeep trail run during the day, then this night run on Saturday evening after dinner, and then everyone go home on Sunday.


Gorman is a pretty miserable place to camp unless you've got a trailer or motor home. There are relentless winds and no shelter from them, not to mention the ground is as hard a concrete.

I like the Miller Jeep trail idea but would be more inclined to do them seperate. Between Moab and Big Bear would be a good time for it maybe ?


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Any day is good for me.

By the way, is anyone up to doing a side trip to Vermillion Cliffs National Park in AZ on the way back from Moab? I would *love* to go Paria Canyon, for example.

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I vote for June. We could always do a prerun in June (so I can go) , then the real run in July or August.

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Jeff and anyone else concerned with camping conditions at Hungry Valley: I've got a 29' motor home and a 24' enclosed cargo trailer with a wooden (not concrete) floor. Between those two, they can sleep a lot of people out of the elements. If you prefer, there's sleeping accommodations at Frazier Park, just a few miles north, and maybe at Gorman. So?

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A keg, 20 people, and a trailer. Boy, does that bring back memories.

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I'd much rather camp out in Death Valley again. That was memorable. If we did it again soon I'll take a dip in the upper springs. Anyone brave enough (or is comfortable enough) can join me :D

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jpzkj wrote:
So....I checked my GPS


Was this before or after you reboot it?

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dirtykj wrote:
jpzkj wrote:
So....I checked my GPS


Was this before or after you reboot it?



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CaKJFreedom wrote:
I vote for June. We could always do a prerun in June (so I can go) , then the real run in July or August.


If June then there'd theoretically be a night run at Big Bear. There will be a Big Bear shindig won't there?

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Heck yeah there will be a LOST Big Bear event this year.

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