85straight
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Just checked the forecast looks like it's gonna be perfect hi of 70 low of 50 and sunny
Sounds awesome. I actually picked up a microfiber liner for my sleeping bag. No way am i going to be freezing like I did in death valley. Hahah.Just checked the forecast looks like it's gonna be perfect hi of 70 low of 50 and sunny
Sounds awesome. I actually picked up a microfiber liner for my sleeping bag. No way am i going to be freezing like I did in death valley. Hahah.
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I have a 30 degree bag, but trust me, I was still freezing in death valley with multiple layers on and I think it only got below 40 one night we were there. I sleep in a six man tent on a cot so there's lots of air space and not much heat retention. I had to up my cold weather game and anza should be a good test.What degree bag do you have? Your probably gonna be sweating lol
I have a 30 degree bag, but trust me, I was still freezing in death valley with multiple layers on and I think it only got below 40 one night we were there. I sleep in a six man tent on a cot so there's lots of air space and not much heat retention. I had to up my cold weather game and anza should be a good test.
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Hahha. I'm not a big fan of being cold. My biggest issue with my setup has been cold air coming up under the cot, especially in windy conditions. So I'm hoping the liner will let me sleep comfortably in 1 layer instead of 5.This trip won't be a very good test but still good to familiarize yourself with any new gear in normal conditions. I'll be in my truck with some underwear on and the windows wide open lol
I'll take a cot over waking up on a deflated air mattress any day. I've looked at pads, and I'll probably go that route eventually when my son stops moving all over the tent and I can down size. The cot keeps him stationary all night and keeps his elbows and knees out of my back and face. I actually really like sleeping on a cot. Far more comfortable than the ground or an air mattress.What about an air mates instead of a cot? No air movement there
[MENTION=117408]Oneluv13T4R[/MENTION] should be able to shed some light on this. It's what he does for just about every run.Do any of you Google Map wizards know how to take this map...
https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?usp=sharing&mid=1LjZM6xkITaz4GoXR4morj5r-usM
...and save it as an offline map in the Google Map app? I can save a copy of it to Drive, but it will only open in the browser on my tablet. If I can at least open it in the app, I should be able to save an offline copy to my device.
What about an air mates instead of a cot? No air movement there
Do any of you Google Map wizards know how to take this map...
https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?usp=sharing&mid=1LjZM6xkITaz4GoXR4morj5r-usM
...and save it as an offline map in the Google Map app? I can save a copy of it to Drive, but it will only open in the browser on my tablet. If I can at least open it in the app, I should be able to save an offline copy to my device.
Pretty stoked for next weekend, getting my stuff together today.
Found this pic I took of Diablo drop off (aka kiss your a@@ goodbye, aka skid row, aka wish you wouldn't have come).
This is what you have to look forward too]
This shows The two sections in sandstone Canyon that previously collapsed last year that you go over
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=I1sPszj_x9c
Putting 25 trucks in Fish Creek for camping is going to be interesting. There are plenty of large sections with room but most of it is pretty exposed to the wind if there is any. I guess that's to be expected it in the desert. I've only camping in Anzo once before and that was over near the two water towers and the border check on the south east side.
This website has some campsites listed and the GPS.
http://nextcampsite.com/fish-creek-campground-anza-borrego-sp/