Just Got Into Town About an Hour Ago
- Thread starter ga. prime
- Start date
Help Support CattleToday:
kenny thomas
Well-known member
Doesn't look like south Georgia to me.
OP
OP
ga. prime
Well-known member
Good eye, Ken! Olancha, California.
Tatertot
Well-known member
I never pictured California like that. Nice picture.
OP
OP
ga. prime
Well-known member
Oh yeah, Tatertot. Cali's got everything. Problem is there's 37 million people there.
OP
OP
ga. prime
Well-known member
I saw Dunmovin on the map, it was only a few miles from Olancho. Was going to take a picture of the city limit sign but I never saw it. Totally missed it, or they didn't have one.. About fifty miles down the road I asked my son who was riding with me, how did we miss Dunmovin? That's a nice, sparsely populated part of the state.
Angus Cowman
Well-known member
- Joined
- Oct 12, 2008
- Messages
- 7,157
- Reaction score
- 5
I have been to Ca twice and it is a very pretty state I wouldn't have a problem with Ca if we could just take 99% of the people there and herd them off of a cliff into the ocean
The 1% of the people left would probably appreciate that also
The 1% of the people left would probably appreciate that also
ga. prime":39mhff31 said:
Just before you got to the Haiwee Reservoir there was probably a group of old shacks/run down trailers on the west side of the road. It is right at the top of the hill that drops you down to Coso Junction. THAT is dunmovin, no city limits/town sign, that's been gone for years
OP
OP
ga. prime
Well-known member
That's a beautiful spot there. Do you ever wish you were still out there working and living, dun?
gimpyrancher
Well-known member
The problem with Ca isn't the number of people. The problem is the number if, and low quality of, politicians. The people didn't spend us into this situation. That's why I'm leaving. :wave:
ga. prime":3kgzki72 said:
I don;t miss the wacko gun laws, the wind and the perservationists, but I do miss the rest of the things about that area. Hunting, fishing, panning for gold, exploring old mine and town sites. Miles and miles of desert, canyons and mountains to wander in. Of course the 120 degree days can be a bit brutal but you learn to do everything outside by noon and hibernate till 6 or 7 in the evening
OP
OP
ga. prime
Well-known member
That heat is out of this world in the summertime. We went down to Badwater Basin last Tuesday and it was 99degrees. I wouldn't think of going there in the Summer.dun":1rw5mmfx said:
Jogeephus
Well-known member
Did you try any of the jerky?
OP
OP
ga. prime
Well-known member
Regretfully, I did not because I already had a good quantity (that was very tasty) from an earlier stop. Wish I had some left.Jogeephus":2ej7c3e1 said:
