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Chebo Falls Journey Part I: A Trip Report
« on: January 21, 2017, 08:05:40 PM »
A new refurbished and expanded trip report at TheFreeRangeNaturist.org. In Part I we interact with our world around home and then head out to explore the world around Chebo Falls in four wheel drive.

https://thefreerangenaturist.org/2017/01/21/chebo-falls-journey-part-i-a-trip-report/

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Re: Chebo Falls Journey Part I: A Trip Report
« Reply #1 on: January 25, 2017, 08:57:23 PM »
Great report, Jbee. I have witnessed a couple of those thunderstorms. Always impressive.

After the hikes we did at and around Prescott, the pictures made me wish for a return to that paradise.

Thanks,
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Re: Chebo Falls Journey Part I: A Trip Report
« Reply #2 on: January 27, 2017, 04:49:52 AM »
When the weather becomes more consistently pleasant, come on over.
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Re: Chebo Falls Journey Part I: A Trip Report
« Reply #3 on: January 27, 2017, 09:24:52 PM »
Some years ago about this time of year we visited a nudist park near Tuscon, AZ.   Good time to go naked in Arizona, we thought.  And it was too.  Until the next morning we awoke with about 5 inches of snow on our tent.  That was some time ago, around 1989.

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Re: Chebo Falls Journey Part I: A Trip Report
« Reply #4 on: January 28, 2017, 08:39:29 AM »
Five inches! That is what we call a blizzard! I fail to recollect the blizzard of "89. It is too many years to sort out. There was a snow of that depth Christmas eve 1990 or 91 that I remember. The Interstate between Tucson and Sierra Vista was closed and my freshly minted exwife was threatening to sue me for keeping our son from her, as if I was keeping him from her on purpose, so I remember that trauma associated with it. I remember swimming at my parents house on Christmas day another year around 1969. Roll the dice here during winter. The thing is, moister from the sky only happens for a day or so and then it is blue skies. This has been an unusual duration. Still, I'd rather be cold here than frozen like other places. It has been a tease, but there has been a hope for normalcy when it is so close.
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