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[Mikedin]

Just hunt with your car!

The 6 point I came face to face with last week at 3am was more exciting.

Sounds like my average morning ride to work or morning home drive x 12

 

[Mikedin]

Morning homies! Finally out of work

 

[PlumberSoCal2]

 

[TheGoldenRoad]

Good Morning Farmers

 

[Mikedin]

Good Morning Farmers

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Good morning gold!

 

[Mikedin]

Might as well sprinkle a few in here too

 

[Mikedin]

 

[closettrapper217]

Life is better in pairs it seems. Hemp dutchie is Red Velvet with 1/2 gram of Durban hash with a side of Lemon Cherry Gelato for dessert

This guy knows how to do it.

Lemon cherry gelato has to be one of the most hated strains in the world. Just because of it’s popularity I imagine.
Although I think it tastes fire lol i get packs of it all the time because you know its going to good and all the smokers buy that shit lol

 

[TheGoldenRoad]

This guy knows how to do it.

Lemon cherry gelato has to be one of the most hated strains in the world. Just because of it’s popularity I imagine.
Although I think it tastes fire lol i get packs of it all the time because you know its going to good and all the smokers buy that shit lol

I like it because it’s mellow and not a lot like the new wave circulating in the pool.

 

[Florida_Mike]

Poured my 1st agar this morning.

After they set up, I put 3 cups out, fully open for 5
minutes as a control.

If they have gunk in them in the next 3-7 days and
the rest stay clear, then me and my flow hood are
good to go...

If contamination is present in the non-controls, then
I back up 10yds and punt...

Set up is temporary until I can get a stainless steel
table or break down and build a proper bench...

 

[PlumberSoCal2]

Just saw this article

This Small Desert Town 3 Hours From L.A. Is One Of The Best Places To Live In 2025—Known For Its Funky Metal Sculptures And Epic Stargazing

Borrego Springs is the only California town completely surrounded by a state park, famous for striking landscapes and brilliant stargazing.

secretlosangeles.com

about the city we stayed at in our local desert, Anza-Borrego back in March 2021.

The night sky was beautiful. Lit up by the universe.

We stayed at Desert Sands

RV Park in Blue Burtha

Right on the edge of the desert

We spent a day checking out the metal statues

they're not all in the same place but several locations throughout the area. Some even in the city

We spent a day hiking the Borrego Palm Canyon trail

Saw a family of Big Horn Sheep

I've heard many people say they've come here for years and never seen the sheep

The above article mentions stargazing and I wish I could have gotten even decent pictures. It was amazing how clear it was.

Great trip and I highly recommend

 

[TheGoldenRoad]

Just saw this article

This Small Desert Town 3 Hours From L.A. Is One Of The Best Places To Live In 2025—Known For Its Funky Metal Sculptures And Epic Stargazing

Borrego Springs is the only California town completely surrounded by a state park, famous for striking landscapes and brilliant stargazing.

secretlosangeles.com

about the city we stayed at in our local desert, Anza-Borrego back in March 2021.

The night sky was beautiful. Lit up by the universe.

We stayed at Desert Sands
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RV Park in Blue Burtha
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Right on the edge of the desert
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We spent a day checking out the metal statues
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they're not all in the same place but several locations throughout the area. Some even in the cityView attachment 2479802

We spent a day hiking the Borrego Palm Canyon trail
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Saw a family of Big Horn Sheep
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I've heard many people say they've come here for years and never seen the sheep

The above article mentions stargazing and I wish I could have gotten even decent pictures. It was amazing how clear it was.

Great trip and I highly recommend

Roadrunners are awesome

 

[PlumberSoCal2]

Roadrunners are awesome

There were a lot of them around the trailer park. No coyotes were seen

 

[TheGoldenRoad]

There were a lot of them around the trailer park. No coyotes were seenView attachment 2479845

Every once in a while we will go hike the Piutes and they will bolt across the trails.

 

[closettrapper217]

I like it because it’s mellow and not a lot like the new wave circulating in the pool.

I’ve never liked public pools or overly populated pools myself LMAO

The best part about it is if you looked at all the new popular “za” strains it’s probably got lemon cherry gelato in its lineage lol

 

[TheGoldenRoad]

I’ve never liked public pools or overly populated pools myself LMAO

Why?

 

[closettrapper217]

Why?

Pee

And I’m overweight

 

[Grownsince95]

 

[PlumberSoCal2]

Every once in a while we will go hike the Piutes and they will bolt across the trails.

The first one I saw in the "wild" was taking our youngest to a boy scout meeting in Cloverdale, just North of the San Diego Zoo Safari Park. Beautiful gated neighborhood. We're almost there when we see a roadrunner dash across the street into someone's yard and nab a large lizard. It turned toward us and I took a picture and you can see the lizard in its mouth. That pic is still on an old phone somewhere.

In Anza-Borrego they were all over the area. One was even named Paul by the park residents. I couldn't pick one out of a line up. They all looked the same to me

 

[TheGoldenRoad]

The first one I saw in the "wild" was taking our youngest to a boy scout meeting in Cloverdale, just North of the San Diego Zoo Safari Park. Beautiful gated neighborhood. We're almost there when we see a roadrunner dash across the street into someone's yard and nab a large lizard. It turned toward us and I took a picture and you can see the lizard in its mouth. That pic is still on an old phone somewhere.

In Anza-Borrego they were all over the area. One was even named Paul by the park residents. I couldn't pick one out of a line up. They all looked the same to me

“Dammit Paul!”