Catalina Island Expedition
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Hi gang,
Just came back from my Catalina Island Expedition.
Did some hiking, including the Trans Catalina Trail.
It's not the JMT of the Sierra….the highest peak is around 2,000ft….but
that is from sea level and the view from the ridge is…"OCEAN"…in all directions.
Slurping "Margaritas" and watching
bikini clad "Surfer Girls" was by far the most challenging and stressful on this expedition.
However, "Margaritas & bikini clad Surfer Girls" go a long way to make up for the lack of Granite Moutain Peacks.
JMT Reinhold
How were the goats and buffalo? :-)
Catalina is a neat place, sounds like a wonderful trip.
Cheers,
Rick
Rick,
I did not see any goats or buffalo….I did see plenty deer, however.
To tell you the truth, my attention and eyes were more focust on the mavelous bikini clad speciments that roam the island abundandly.
At my age (three weeks shy of 69) you need to focus on those things while you still have the ability to focus on those things.
JMT Reinhold
Your highly focused trail companion
Map? Photos? :)
Check out the Catalina Island conservency for a video of the trail with maps and other beta, heading over in three weeks for the trail, taking the express to twin harbors Thurs afternoon, 11 miles to the island point and then shooting for 37 miles on Friday total lenght of the trail ;0) weather permitting….
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