IMPORTANT UPDATE: There will be NO Smith tent so just look for the weird people and lots of cars. The tents went to Fruita, unfortunately.
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IMPORTANT UPDATE: There will be NO Smith tent so just look for the weird people and lots of cars. The tents went to Fruita, unfortunately.
ok, Coyote sounds lame and PS doesn't take reservations. Does anyone else know of any other shuttle services?
PS will probably work for you, just get there early, and be agressive about talking to the drivers if there's a crowd.
I was so hurt you didn't save me a shuttle spot, I pulled a Kathy Bates on my ankles. :D Oh, and also because the kid is sick again and I can't ditch the 'lil lady. I am super bummed that I won't get to see this --> :yourock: <-- in person.Quote:
Originally Posted by altagirl
Hey, you two better save up some of that Moab gusto, cause next weekend is a GO!
Ohz nhoz yhuz dhidn't!Quote:
Originally Posted by jimmy page
Would love to join the fun, would not survive the Fireball.
You have no idea how much this. Aviation Regs. and a couple runs at the heav.YahooQuote:
Originally Posted by altagirl
I think we should plan on a fiesta on Saturday night at the campsite. So if you're staying elsewhere, let's plan on getting after it on Saturday night at the site, yo!
I agree!!
I feel ya, CS!!Quote:
Originally Posted by CS
Oh sure, the one weekend I can't actually make it out to Moab and freaking everybody is going to be there. I really hate you all. Truly.
boo.
Pet Friendly Moab
I have no first hand knowledge of Moab. However, I have found a few townhouse rentals on Moab Golf Course that are pet friendly. They seem really nice, with many amenities. Does anyone know this area of Moab? Is it convenient? Would this be a good place to stay?
It's about 4 miles south of town. Probably 10 minute drive to the entrance of sand-flats.
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Originally Posted by schindlerpiste
Yup, I have stayed in coyote run, solano vallejo and rim village; all more than once, great place to stay.
Coyote is fine. Jesse is a good dude. His rigs may be a little slow but you will get a good taste of Moab flavor. I'm pretty sure he will reserve spots as well if you call him the day before.Quote:
Originally Posted by dfinn
I certainly didn't mean to imply that the drivers and service aren't top-notch. I think Jesse might have been the one that drive us to Burro last year, and he was really helpful and super nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by flowtron
I'm just impatient as hell, and Kyle drives scary fast.
Yup, someday he'll figure out how to manual the van.Quote:
Originally Posted by bagtagley
Deschutes variety 48 pack loaded in the cooler.
I might be headed down that way around the 12th if anyone wants to meet up. Fruita would probably be in the plans too, I may want to go there first and see how the fixed up knee does on something a little smoother.
Looks like I'm headed down with tigerstripe tomorrow after work.
The good Reverend sent me a text this morning. He's secured an area with plenty of extra spots and he asked me to post the info here for anyone heading down and not sure where to stay.
It's off of Kane Creek Rd. Stay left at the Y, set your odometer when you hit gravel. Go 5.6 miles. It's the first site on the right after the "OHV on road" sign. He's got a Silver dodge and white subie parked there. He said he would mark it tonight Coors box on the road.