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Old 08-10-2008, 10:05 PM   #1
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Nevada desert

Took some friends and trips to the desert. Plenty of trails, mines, and places your not supposed to be in!

Overlook from the campsite

The ladder went 200ft down, we got tired climbing back up!

Undercover of darkness we werent here

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It took a couple days before I stopped glowing!


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Jayson, That's awesome.
I especially like your lighting.

What part of Nevada is that? That is a cool trip.

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Old 08-11-2008, 01:11 PM   #3
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That's awesome.. yeah i wanna know where that is... that tanks just sit around like that.
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Old 08-11-2008, 01:17 PM   #4
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That's awesome.. yeah i wanna know where that is... that tanks just sit around like that.
I would have taken my Geiger counter and EMF detector
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Most of the trip was south of fallon Nevada which is about 60 miles from reno. The photos at night are on a ACTIVE bombing range!


helicopter running the perimeter before f-18's came in for practice! During the week is the best time to go. If the lights are on at night someone is heading in for practice! I have the gps for a road that will get you next to the base but do so at your own risk. Me and my friends would never do something so foolish!(I dont even know where those photos came from come to think of it)

Project Shoal is more east of Fallon near sand mtn, the map labels it as Dept of Energy, The road from the bombing range will also take you there.

The daytime photos of tanks are in Dixie Valley also east of Fallon , and as far as I know are ok to go look at

Be carefull out there!

185* !!! Found this hot spring just takeing a dirt road on a whim
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Dang, how do you do that without getting "talked" too?

We run Bradshaw trail out here that runs along the live bombing range and if you go 10 feet into it, they know about it.
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Old 08-11-2008, 06:25 PM   #7
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Very interesting. Yep, you must have connections or be very stealth. When I ride dirtbikes out by Fort Irwin there is NO WAY anyone can stray into an off-limits area. If you don't notice the big fence, you will notice the MPs approaching at full speed.
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Ok. this is going on our list of places to go.

...details needed....
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Jayson, do you know what the purple/red inflorescence is?
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The order of your photos makes it look like you climbed down that mineshaft into a secret underground military base with tanks and bombs!

Can you share GPS coordinates?

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