I have GPS info ready, awailable here:
http://www.jeepbbs.net/tobject/Runs/...ree/index.html
I was washing my jeep, and I got late to drop off the film at the lab. I'll do it tomorrow.
The worst thing about Rubicon from my perspective was some moron?s decision to turn the sprinklers on at the jamboree camp on the last day as we were passing through. I was trying to dodge the shooting water that was flooding my open jeep, and got yelled at for doing that. Idiots.
The Rubicon trail was really nice. Not very hard at all, although I managed to damage the passenger side front fender flare, as I wasn?t paying attention. It is a very long trail, on the way into the camp. By the end of the first wheeling day, I was so tired I would just point my jeep and keep it moving.
The whole area is at 6 or 7 thousand feet elevation. Lots of trees: pine, cedar.
On the last night at the camp, some of us stayed up late and watched the meteor shower.
The nicest thing was that we did not have to take care of food and garbage. We were well fed three times a day.