Tundras to Sedona - 2023

You remember when Data from Star Trek played the scientist is Independence Day? Yeah, that's what @BillyB reminds me of.

 

Holy shit. I never knew that was Data!

 

Got my BD fogs retrofitted with new mounts, bezels, and lenses for the new bumper.


Thanks Brandon @Baja Designs !

 

Stop it!

 

https://youtu.be/414TmP12WAU

 

I thought Data was a robot

 

Just fixed the angle of my BD fogs on that bumper. Apparently I was blinding the stoplights.

 

You guys aim your lights? Mine look like this

 

I've been told that a few times, haha.

 

I knew there was a member doppelgänger on here somewhere

 

Is there a schedule posted somewhere for the trail runs? Is there going to be any late afternoon/ evening runs? I love the later stuff!

 

It’s very laid back and casual - people tend to just group up and go as they please. I’ve tried doing the organized runs in the past and it seems people change their minds once they get there so I think they’re moving away from that a bit.

There are usually people heading down Schnebly Hill nightly and a big group usually does a Broken Arrow night run Thursday I think??

 

Probably not scheduled. Runs are usually morning, then others in the afternoon; some last into the evening. But once you meet up with people you like, it often happens that a night run gets scheduled by those that want to do one.

 

Oh okay. Cool, we'll be getting there sometime on Thursday. Unfortunately, I realized we're not staying all that close (Oak Creek, not the Village) to the campgrounds, so probably won't be there too much.

Definitely down for an evening Broken Arrow run on Thursday or any day. Any later runs, actually!

 

Sounds good, thank you!
Hopefully there's lots of others that like the later runs!

 

I spent most of last time with the same group that I met on the first day, and we left camp in the late morning and got back after dark every day I think.

 

Yes we did..

 

Weather is looking pretty comfortable next week. Definitely won’t need the heater

 

I will be running a source of heat…..
The first night in San g everyone seemed to say it was pretty cold(I was in shorts and tank top with flops until 10pm or so, I also slept super toasty in barely anything……..

 

So what the deal with sleeping bags. Some people swear you will be warmer if you sleep basically nude while others say you should layer up inside the bag. Someone is wrong but I don't know who.

 

You're supposed to sleep near nekid in the bag. The bags are designed to hold your heat. Getting clean helps too.

 

LOCATION CHANGE

35°19'42.4"N 111°32'43.4"W
(35.3284534, -111.5453972)

https://maps.app.goo.gl/WWq2a5YdH8U1SkVC6?g_st=ic

(Coordinates are to the entrance - specific campsite location will be shared soon)

The usual T2S campsite will not be open in time due to the amount of snow this winter.
Main camp is relocating to the Cinders in Flagstaff.

This is only about 15 minutes further from Sedona than our usual spot, and has significant tree cover as well as nearby trails to explore if you haven’t already.

Our schedule remains the same.

More details to follow - please check your email used to register, and set alerts for posts to IG. You can also follow on Facebook and the tundras dot com forum
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Whaaaaaaat?? Last year the cinders was closed, this year the main camp. What’s it going to be next year??

 

Location’s getting closer and closer to Mooney Falls! Anyone wanna jog out the 20 miles and make it a day trip?

 

Hold onto your hat! We’re toying with a mid-year idea… for the adventurous…

That would make an excellent trip. You’ll have to see if it’s open.

 

I wouldn’t make it 100 yds. Have to get someone to roll me

 

Bummer, now my accommodations are really far from the camp.