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Me and the family went up to Stoddard Wells a few weeks ago it was  blast, I'm up for it again soon.   Anyone else? :comp

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:good Stoddard Wells is fun, but a bit too close to civilization for me.....although I'll bet that this time of year there weren't too many peeps out there huh?

Have you ever ridden a bit more west of Barstow towards Boron? Some great riding out that way!  :D

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:good Stoddard Wells is fun, but a bit too close to civilization for me.....although I'll bet that this time of year there weren't too many peeps out there huh?

Have you ever ridden a bit more west of Barstow towards Boron? Some great riding out that way!  :D

My parents own 40 acres bisected by the Sante Fe RR tracks that run between Hinkley and Boron. I've ridden there many times and only saw other people a few times over the years.  It's so desolate that we pack. :guns  :rotflmao





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:good Stoddard Wells is fun, but a bit too close to civilization for me.....although I'll bet that this time of year there weren't too many peeps out there huh?

Have you ever ridden a bit more west of Barstow towards Boron? Some great riding out that way!  :D

My parents own 40 acres bisected by the Sante Fe RR tracks that run between Hinkley and Boron. I've ridden there many times and only saw other people a few times over the years.  It's so desolate that we pack. :guns  :rotflmao

I know Hinkley. Don't drink the water Hinkley, or is it safe yet.

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:good Stoddard Wells is fun, but a bit too close to civilization for me.....although I'll bet that this time of year there weren't too many peeps out there huh?

Have you ever ridden a bit more west of Barstow towards Boron? Some great riding out that way!  :D

My parents own 40 acres bisected by the Sante Fe RR tracks that run between Hinkley and Boron. I've ridden there many times and only saw other people a few times over the years.  It's so desolate that we pack. :guns  :rotflmao

I know Hinkley. Don't drink the water Hinkley, or is it safe yet.

We always brought our own. :laugh The funny part is we went there dozens of times before the water situation was exposed. :eek  The Santa Fe engineers threw water cartons to us sometimes, too, thinking we might need it. :D





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:good Stoddard Wells is fun, but a bit too close to civilization for me.....although I'll bet that this time of year there weren't too many peeps out there huh?

Have you ever ridden a bit more west of Barstow towards Boron? Some great riding out that way!  :D

My parents own 40 acres bisected by the Sante Fe RR tracks that run between Hinkley and Boron. I've ridden there many times and only saw other people a few times over the years.  It's so desolate that we pack. :guns  :rotflmao

I know Hinkley. Don't drink the water Hinkley, or is it safe yet.

We always brought our own. :laugh The funny part is we went there dozens of times before the water situation was exposed. :eek  The Santa Fe engineers threw water cartons to us sometimes, too, thinking we might need it. :D

I'm guessing that they no nothing of the water and were just being nice.

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:good Stoddard Wells is fun, but a bit too close to civilization for me.....although I'll bet that this time of year there weren't too many peeps out there huh?

Have you ever ridden a bit more west of Barstow towards Boron? Some great riding out that way!  :D

My parents own 40 acres bisected by the Sante Fe RR tracks that run between Hinkley and Boron. I've ridden there many times and only saw other people a few times over the years.  It's so desolate that we pack. :guns  :rotflmao

I know Hinkley. Don't drink the water Hinkley, or is it safe yet.

We always brought our own. :laugh The funny part is we went there dozens of times before the water situation was exposed. :eek  The Santa Fe engineers threw water cartons to us sometimes, too, thinking we might need it. :D

I'm guessing that they no nothing of the water and were just being nice.

Correct.  This was when we were on foot away from our camp. :)





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:good Stoddard Wells is fun, but a bit too close to civilization for me.....although I'll bet that this time of year there weren't too many peeps out there huh?

Have you ever ridden a bit more west of Barstow towards Boron? Some great riding out that way!  :D

My parents own 40 acres bisected by the Sante Fe RR tracks that run between Hinkley and Boron. I've ridden there many times and only saw other people a few times over the years.  It's so desolate that we pack. :guns  :rotflmao

I know Hinkley. Don't drink the water Hinkley, or is it safe yet.

We always brought our own. :laugh The funny part is we went there dozens of times before the water situation was exposed. :eek  The Santa Fe engineers threw water cartons to us sometimes, too, thinking we might need it. :D

I'm guessing that they no nothing of the water and were just being nice.

Correct.  This was when we were on foot away from our camp. :)

It always amazes me where you can meet nice people. One day there could be somebody on this site talking about throwing water out the window of a train. There really are good people everywhere.

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:good Stoddard Wells is fun, but a bit too close to civilization for me.....although I'll bet that this time of year there weren't too many peeps out there huh?

Have you ever ridden a bit more west of Barstow towards Boron? Some great riding out that way!  :D

My parents own 40 acres bisected by the Sante Fe RR tracks that run between Hinkley and Boron. I've ridden there many times and only saw other people a few times over the years.  It's so desolate that we pack. :guns  :rotflmao

I know Hinkley. Don't drink the water Hinkley, or is it safe yet.

We always brought our own. :laugh The funny part is we went there dozens of times before the water situation was exposed. :eek  The Santa Fe engineers threw water cartons to us sometimes, too, thinking we might need it. :D

I'm guessing that they no nothing of the water and were just being nice.

Correct.  This was when we were on foot away from our camp. :)

It always amazes me where you can meet nice people. One day there could be somebody on this site talking about throwing water out the window of a train. There really are good people everywhere.

It was "official" Santa Fe Railroad water, too, with their graphics printed on the side just like a milk carton. :D





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:good Stoddard Wells is fun, but a bit too close to civilization for me.....although I'll bet that this time of year there weren't too many peeps out there huh?

Have you ever ridden a bit more west of Barstow towards Boron? Some great riding out that way!  :D

My parents own 40 acres bisected by the Sante Fe RR tracks that run between Hinkley and Boron. I've ridden there many times and only saw other people a few times over the years.  It's so desolate that we pack. :guns  :rotflmao

I know Hinkley. Don't drink the water Hinkley, or is it safe yet.

We always brought our own. :laugh The funny part is we went there dozens of times before the water situation was exposed. :eek  The Santa Fe engineers threw water cartons to us sometimes, too, thinking we might need it. :D

I'm guessing that they no nothing of the water and were just being nice.

Correct.  This was when we were on foot away from our camp. :)

It always amazes me where you can meet nice people. One day there could be somebody on this site talking about throwing water out the window of a train. There really are good people everywhere.

It was "official" Santa Fe Railroad water, too, with their graphics printed on the side just like a milk carton. :D

I used to rent a building up the street from the current Eliminator, My next door neighbors was a SFR way station, they had to buy they're own water.

"Damn you sure know how to fock things up."-GFR
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:good Stoddard Wells is fun, but a bit too close to civilization for me.....although I'll bet that this time of year there weren't too many peeps out there huh?

Have you ever ridden a bit more west of Barstow towards Boron? Some great riding out that way!  :D

My parents own 40 acres bisected by the Sante Fe RR tracks that run between Hinkley and Boron. I've ridden there many times and only saw other people a few times over the years.  It's so desolate that we pack. :guns  :rotflmao

I know Hinkley. Don't drink the water Hinkley, or is it safe yet.

We always brought our own. :laugh The funny part is we went there dozens of times before the water situation was exposed. :eek  The Santa Fe engineers threw water cartons to us sometimes, too, thinking we might need it. :D

I'm guessing that they no nothing of the water and were just being nice.

Correct.  This was when we were on foot away from our camp. :)

It always amazes me where you can meet nice people. One day there could be somebody on this site talking about throwing water out the window of a train. There really are good people everywhere.

It was "official" Santa Fe Railroad water, too, with their graphics printed on the side just like a milk carton. :D

I used to rent a building up the street from the current Eliminator, My next door neighbors was a SFR way station, they had to buy they're own water.

My experience was from around 1974 to around 1979. What about yours? :stupid  :D





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:good Stoddard Wells is fun, but a bit too close to civilization for me.....although I'll bet that this time of year there weren't too many peeps out there huh?

Have you ever ridden a bit more west of Barstow towards Boron? Some great riding out that way!  :D

My parents own 40 acres bisected by the Sante Fe RR tracks that run between Hinkley and Boron. I've ridden there many times and only saw other people a few times over the years.  It's so desolate that we pack. :guns  :rotflmao

I know Hinkley. Don't drink the water Hinkley, or is it safe yet.

We always brought our own. :laugh The funny part is we went there dozens of times before the water situation was exposed. :eek  The Santa Fe engineers threw water cartons to us sometimes, too, thinking we might need it. :D

I'm guessing that they no nothing of the water and were just being nice.

Correct.  This was when we were on foot away from our camp. :)

It always amazes me where you can meet nice people. One day there could be somebody on this site talking about throwing water out the window of a train. There really are good people everywhere.

It was "official" Santa Fe Railroad water, too, with their graphics printed on the side just like a milk carton. :D

I used to rent a building up the street from the current Eliminator, My next door neighbors was a SFR way station, they had to buy they're own water.

My experience was from around 1974 to around 1979. What about yours? :stupid  :D

About 94 thru 97. A bit of difference.

"Damn you sure know how to fock things up."-GFR
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