West Coast MoM II The sequel....

[devi (imported)]

Skeeters (Mosquitoes) just LOVE m-MY blood. (SLAP.)

[chilliwilli (imported)]

Skeeters (Mosquitoes) just LOVE m-MY blood. (SLAP.)

Dev-

Perhaps it would be good to get away from baking in that desert sun and enjoy the cool air the Bay Area has to offer!

chilli-:)

[Riverwind (imported)]

Dev-

Perhaps it would be good to get away from baking in that desert sun and enjoy the cool air the Bay Area has to offer!

chilli-:)

Or you could visit in the middle of winter when its warm there. D:D

[chilliwilli (imported)]

Or you could visit in the middle of winter when its warm there. D:D

It seems we did a summer USO in Yuma Proving grounds some years back, 124degress in the shade! I imagine these places are a paradise in the winter.

future snowbuzzard

chilli-

[Arab Nights (imported)]

I imagine these places are a paradise in the winter.

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NOT! I lived there four years. Not paradise, but not a bad place if you are a desert rat and like to splash in water every chance you get.

[Riverwind (imported)]

Paradise, I live in that place now, its also known as western Wisconsin. I know others that live in Paradise like Jesus who has a wonderful home. Even my oldest son lives in Paradise, Paradise California (back in the gold rush days it was called Hell but after the gold ran out the people that stayed changed the name).

River

[chilliwilli (imported)]

Paradise, I live in that place now, its also known as western Wisconsin. I know others that live in Paradise like Jesus who has a wonderful home. Even my oldest son lives in Paradise, Paradise California (back in the gold rush days it was called Hell but after the gold ran out the people that stayed changed the name).

River

California has many nice places. The Bay Area, despite the millions, is beautiful, while the LA and Sacramento areas are well...pretty much gross. Take away those two major metropolitin areas, and few crummy valley towns and the whole state is a great playground, a paradise. Even the deserts, low and high, are a great destination now and then.

chilli-

[devi (imported)]

YIKES!!! Creepy Phil is from over there!

[JesusA (imported)]

Our date and place are 99% certain. (There are 9 months to go, so something strange might happen between now and then.)

2010 West Coast MoM

Friday afternoon, June 18

to Sunday, June 20

In a rural area near Healdsburg, CA

(an hour north of the Golden Gate Bridge)

The site has plenty of parking space for camping trailers and RVs. There is a grassy area for anyone who’d like to bring a tent and sleeping bag. There are motels about 10 minutes away in Healdsburg (and cheaper motels in Windsor, about 20 minutes away). Guerneville, a small town with the third highest percentage of gay and lesbian residents of any census tract in the U.S. is 15 miles (and 40 minutes by winding rural roads) away from the site. It’s another 15 miles (and 25 minutes) from Guerneville to Jenner, on the coast at the mouth of the Russian River.

The average daily high for the period is 88° and the average nightly low is 53°. These are

“average” and it’

s possible to have days that reach 100° or have the fog roll in from the coast and the night drop down to the low 40s. Rain is highly unlikely, though has been known to happen. (Average for the entire month of June is about a tenth of an inch.)

For further information, send a <Private Message> to Jesus. Include your regular email address to which attachments (including a PDF map to the site) can be sent. More details will be forthcoming when we get to within a couple of months of the dates.

[jemagirl (imported)]

Not too wild for the civilized crowed, and yet not too civilized for the wild crowed.