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Originally Posted by Zoomad75
I didn't mean to come off like you couldn't do what you were doing. It sure looked a lot more damp than we've had here in a long time so it's much safer. I was just highlighting the difference of what I saw this weekend in comparison. We couldn't start a campfire as most of our state is in a stage 2 fire ban. No open fires, no charcoal grills, no fireworks on the 4th of July.
We were light on snow last winter so what normally starts in late July/August was in full boil by early June.
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all good Rob...last yr i prob would have got in schik for doing it. we had a 180% above normal snow pack last winter, so our dry season is coming in a little later this yr...
did it just in time though, forest service fire rating is low and green right now, but with 2 weeks of hi 80's/ low 90's coming up, i'm sure the fire rating will shoot up...which is fine with me cause we leave this friday on holidays....
beautiful area you were in too Rob, nothing better than hanging on the straps while up in the hills...
in fact it looks a lot like where we're going later this yr in Aug, Molybdenite peak.
some friends of ours rode their quads up there last summer and made a cool video of it...check it out, it is so similar to where you were, it's almost freaky...
his music choice kinda blows, but the scenery is fantastic!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEdFaCo99zI