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Old 09-16-2007, 10:00 AM   #11
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Re: Durran loop / Odessa and Bismark Canyons, SoCal

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I missed this thread the first time around. Guys, where is this exactly? We should do this, in the day this time for you but for the first time for me! This looks great.
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Old 09-16-2007, 12:32 PM   #12
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Re: Durran loop / Odessa and Bismark Canyons, SoCal

those steps look like fun, but looks tough out there
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Re: Durran loop / Odessa and Bismark Canyons, SoCal

E. if you want to do lets plan a date and hit it. I can't wait to do it again it was a wild ride the first time at night and can't wait to do it during the day. sure we can get a nice group out there, plus its starting to cool down so that will make it nice.

ya its 12 min past Barstow and lots of possibility for damage.
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I'd like to see that canyon during the day =).
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I want to plan something but it looks like I got something going on every weekend till thanksgiving. What you think maybe thanksgiving weekend?

head out there Friday afternoon and eat then do a easy night run then do Odessa and Durran on Saturday.
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Re: Durran loop / Odessa and Bismark Canyons, SoCal

This terrain inspired the Disneyland ride, "Big Thunder Railroad". It's a beautiful place, rugged, inspiring and challenging. However, it's a multi-rig run because there is a chance of damage and and a winch pull - not for 2WD FJ's.

It's also MIR207's stomping grounds and he makes it look easy...but it's not.
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