calico cleanup

To All:

As well as driving a XJ a alos wheel a fj40 (i know its a toy) Any way my Fj40 club is hosting a clean up at Calico all are welcome i think that there is about 200 rigs signed up and most are not Land Cruisers, If any of you would like to come help out on Saterday the 17th and go wheeling on the 18th please do.

Link to the website http://www.calicocleanup.com/

Ian Rogers

ps Banks Power is hosting lunch and i have heard that toyota is hosting dinner there will be live tunes saterday night

http://www.calicocleanup.com/

Thank you Ian :wave:

Sounds pretty cool, especially since we just enjoyed the weekend event there.

I looked at the sign-up sheet... over 500 people have signed up to help out so far. Now, if only half of the people show, it would be a great turnout.

I need to check work and school schedules to see what that week holds for me, but it sounds like a fun way to help keep places open and clean for wheelin....

After looking at the picture threads I'm wondering what is there to clean up?
Maybe some junkers in the mud flats?
The trails appear to be clean.
:dunno:
Rick

Jump This said:

After looking at the picture threads I'm wondering what is there to clean up?
Maybe some junkers in the mud flats?
The trails appear to be clean.
:dunno:
Rick

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There was some trash, lots of broken glass.... and bullet casings.... maybe they are linked... shooting bottles :doh:

There's plenty of trash out there, especialy in Mule Canyon where a lot of people dry camp.

Jump This said:

After looking at the picture threads I'm wondering what is there to clean up?

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Rollins, Kevin, Mike G and I were escorting a broken Kurt down one of the roads in Mule Canyon when had to wait for a bunch of redneck wheelers to pass by on an intersecting road. The first three trucks looked like massive trail rigs. No beds, big tires shot mufflers. Following them where a bunch of stock pick-ups. Nobody wearing seatbelts. Guys standing up the bed of one of the pick ups. EVERYBODY has an open can of beer. No CB antennae. They have this look to them that's scary. Like they're out to kill or conquer. As they pass by, I ask our group, on the radio: "I wonder if they know they're on the easy trail?

As we go down the trail they just came up, we collected at least two dozen empty beer cans in mile and hauled them out as trash.

I should have known.......