sandbaja
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Thanks,
Yep, Kentucky terrain is completely different, much more lush and green. We are dry as hell this year. It's already almost too hot to do the desert areas now so we are going to pick and choose some easy and moderate trails, at elevation, for a while. I did some hard trails with a Jeep in the past and don't think I'm interested in trail carnage anymore.
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I’m from east county and have seen many trails there that are challenging...love that country...
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As have I. I think it important to give our brothers from the East respect. They have to deal with water, mud, trees and slickery that we don't have very often. We have some very challenging rock and scrub trails through the mountains and out into Anza-Borrego. Plenty of butt pucker moments available to those that choose.I’m from east county and have seen many trails there that are challenging...love that country...
The trail on the video is rated easy. Locally commentary has some folks calling it moderate, but it was easy...and fun...and pretty.
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Oh yeah, that would be me too, I left SoCal 40 years ago and now ride the mud and water of eastern Oklahoma, Arkansas, Tennessee and Kentucky. But I also have a place in the New Mexico Rockies and ride the more arid terrain reminiscent of SoCal. Anza Borrego was a favorite place to hike and camp as a Boy Scout. Oh, and all my youthful experience out there 4 wheeling was in old trucks, Jeep’s and Land Cruisers......
Keep posting pics of your trail rides out there....
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