Bryon,
You are correct it is doable in a car. It just like a better road on the
map than it realy is and it will take a while to do the drive.
Barry
Bryon Culling <bculling@yahoo.com>
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Yeah. it's a wash bored road but it's still very doable in a car. (Unless
you drive some slammed rice rocket) i've seen cars on both roads to Crown
King. I also saw the new all wheel drive station wagon going down the
trail from CK to lake Pleasant. the guys driving the car were part of the
field test team doing the final road tests on the car. I forget the make
and modle though. the car cam out this past model year. Anyway. I was in
a Pinzgauer coming up the trail. we had to guide them down "The Step". my
friends and I were betting on weather or not they would make it. (They
did. I lost)
barry.neely@prudential.com wrote:
The road from the bumble bee turn off from I-17 is a 25 mile dirt road.
That is not in the best of shape. FYI
Barry
Bryon Culling
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Take Seneter Highway down to Crown King and have lunch or dinner at a
little place there called The Mill. It's a long drive from Prescott but
the food there is well worth the drive. they are only open friday, Sat,
Sun so go early. the menu is what ever they take up for the weekend so can
change from week to week and also from day to day depending on whats on
hand. but the food is great. Or you can take the bumble bee turn off
from I-17 and get there that way. it's alot faster.
TeamDaSH@aol.com wrote:A question for the Prescott locals...
Shawna and I have decided to spend the weekend there. Can you give me a
few non-geocaching ideas of things to do or see, favorite restaurants, or
anything along those lines? She will shoot me if I make her cache the
whole time!
Thanks in advance!
Dave
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Take Seneter Highway down to Crown King and have lunch or dinner at a
little place there called The Mill. It's a long drive from Prescott but
the food there is well worth the drive. they are only open friday, Sat,
Sun so go early. the menu is what ever they take up for the weekend so can
change from week to week and also from day to day depending on whats on
hand. but the food is great. Or you can take the bumble bee turn off
from I-17 and get there that way. it's alot faster.
TeamDaSH@aol.com wrote: A question for the Prescott locals...
Shawna and I have decided to spend the weekend there. Can you give me a
few non-geocaching ideas of things to do or see, favorite restaurants, or
anything along those lines? She will shoot me if I make her cache the
whole time!
Thanks in advance!
Dave
Team DaSH
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Yeah. it's a wash bored road but it's still very doable in a car. (Unless you drive some slammed rice rocket) i've seen cars on both roads to Crown King. I also saw the new all wheel drive station wagon going down the trail from CK to lake Pleasant. the guys driving the car were part of the field test team doing the final road tests on the car. I forget the make and modle though. the car cam out this past model year. Anyway. I was in a Pinzgauer coming up the trail. we had to guide them down "The Step". my friends and I were betting on weather or not they would make it. (They did. I lost)
barry.neely@prudential.com wrote:
The road from the bumble bee turn off from I-17 is a 25 mile dirt road.That is not in the best of shape. FYIBarryBryon Culling To:
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az-geocaching-admin@listserv.azgeocaching. Subject: Re: [Az-Geocaching] Re: Prescott Breakfast Event cache this Sat. com Tuesday September 16, 2003 06:30 PM Please respond to listserv Take Seneter Highway down to Crown King and have lunch or dinner at alittle place there called The Mill. It's a long drive from Prescott butthe food there is well worth the drive. they are only open friday, Sat,Sun so go early. the menu is what ever they take up for the weekend so canchange from week to week and also from day to day depending on whats onhand. but the food is great. Or you
can
take the bumble bee turn offfrom I-17 and get there that way. it's alot faster.
TeamDaSH@aol.com wrote:A question for the Prescott locals...Shawna and I have decided to spend the weekend there. Can you give me afew non-geocaching ideas of things to do or see, favorite restaurants, oranything along those lines? She will shoot me if I make her cache thewhole time!Thanks in advance!DaveTeam DaSH---------------------------------Do you Yahoo!?Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software(See attached file: C.htm)
Take Seneter Highway down to Crown King and have lunch or dinner at a little place there called The Mill. It's a long drive from Prescott but the food there is well worth the drive. they are only open friday, Sat, Sun so go early. the menu is what ever they take up for the weekend so can change from week to week and also from day to day depending on whats on hand. but the food is great. Or you can take the bumble bee turn off from I-17 and get there that way. it's alot faster.
TeamDaSH@aol.com wrote:
A question for the Prescott locals...
Shawna and I have decided to spend the weekend there. Can you give me a few non-geocaching ideas of things to do or see, favorite restaurants, or anything along those lines? She will shoot me if I make her cache the whole time!
Thanks in advance!
Dave
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