You are certainly welcome. it's pot luck, so bring something to share. we might put out a jar to collect firewood money. we'll have a campfire for 2 days...Looks like a weekend full of shenanigans, would I newbe like me be welcome? I would have no problem bringing supplies to help.
very cool. this thread will pick up steam as it gets closerThat's awesome. I know I can bring some fire wood, I have huge piles around my house, I will try to pile as much as possible into my little civic. I can also cook, so I will have some sort of food too.
Thanks man. Now I got red bull all over my phone.Dabs off her ass? LMAO, Oh this aint the fkn strip club
Happy to be of serviceThanks man. Now I got red bull all over my phone.
It's usually 50's and 60's around December with chances of rain.Just bought my plane tickets today, ill be flying in for the weekend, not sure what all to bring on the plane with me.May have to do some shopping when i land,weird when a 7 hr flight only takes 3 on the clock. How cold does it get around December there anyways?
Just bought my plane tickets today, ill be flying in for the weekend, not sure what all to bring on the plane with me.May have to do some shopping when i land,weird when a 7 hr flight only takes 3 on the clock. How cold does it get around December there anyways?
60's would be a NICE day. Usually highs in the 50's (60's would be awesome) with lows in the 30's - 40's. Can dip into the high 20's if a cold front is pushing through, but no colder.It's usually 50's and 60's around December with chances of rain.
Plane lands friday night around 10 there(Sacramento), 3 am here, so the plan is rental car to hotel, then drive in saturday camp till sunday(maybe rent a van?) fly out sunday evening.60's would be a NICE day. Usually highs in the 50's (60's would be awesome) with lows in the 30's - 40's. Can dip into the high 20's if a cold front is pushing through, but no colder.
You camping or hotel?
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Camping is hit or miss at the winter BBQ, some might stay the night, most don't though. Your closest affordable hotels will be in Roseville/Rocklin or Wheatland. I stay in the Rocklin/Roseville area. There are people who rent a RV trailer, have it dropped off at the camp site (BBQ's @ site 19 1/2 I do believe) and stay there all weekend. There are options.Plane lands friday night around 10 there(Sacramento), 3 am here, so the plan is rental car to hotel, then drive in saturday camp till sunday(maybe rent a van?) fly out sunday evening.
Nice! Been looking into the options, didnt think of having a camper dropped off at the site, got any links on how to make that happen?Camping is hit or miss at the winter BBQ, some might stay the night, most don't though. Your closest affordable hotels will be in Roseville/Rocklin or Wheatland. I stay in the Rocklin/Roseville area. There are people who rent a RV trailer, have it dropped off at the camp site (BBQ's @ site 19 1/2 I do believe) and stay there all weekend. There are options.
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I believe Sacramento Craigs list is were found them. Fairley cheap too if I recall correctly (off season). Throw out a feeler here and see if you can share the camper fees with somebody. Many travel from afar to this BBQ and someone may be in the same boat as you. Most of those campers can sleep 6-8 people. I think they rented an external generator for an extra $20-$30 too.Nice! Been looking into the options, didnt think of having a camper dropped off at the site, got any links on how to make that happen?