Dirt Devils Digest

March 2016

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March 2016

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Editors Message:

Table of Contents

It was good to see Chris at the meeting. Kurt is moving to

Run Reports

beautiful Kansas (my grandmother was born there and

Run Calendar

moved to California).

Adopt a Trail meeting place

The Dirt Devils newsletter was awarded top honors by

March

CAL4Wheel. Our members make it possible with great

April

runs and follow up run reports that keep it interesting.

May

Run leaders keep the run reports coming.

June

The Dirt Devils now have 19 ham radio operators. Mike

July

Wallace is the unofficial HAM radio leader.

August

September

Volunteer Jason the HDR chairman pitched us on

October

supporting HDR this year and leading a couple runs. This

November

is a good event and all proceeds go to keeping your trails

December

open.

Guests & new members

Quote of the month “The trail is nice and wide with just

Club info

one large rock and Dave chose to drive over that one rock

Adopt a Trail

and got hung up on it?”

First aid kit tracking

Check out the last page of the newsletter for Dirt Devil

Cowbells

accessories.

Dirt Devil Accessories

See you on the trail.

Ron & Emi Webber

Unimog

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Holcomb Creek (snow) 2/20/16

Trail rating: Difficult

Trail Master: Joshua Bleijenberg

Run Reports

Tail Gunner: Frank Gilliland

Last months Cal4Wheel convention report

# OF RIGS: 8

The club did good on awards at convention. Jesse and

Members/ Riders/ Rigs:

Keith were both recognized for helping with the

 Joshua Bleijenberg- TJ

WinaJeep and HDR. Awards were presented to the club

 Danny and Linda Ward- TJ

for the most new members and to Ron for the

 Frank Gilliland- TJ

DD newsletter.

 Tim Debolt-JK with daughter Jesse

A portion of the gasoline tax is set to expire. This tax is

 James Ettinger- JKU

used to keep trails open and if allowed to expire, trails

 Eric Walberg JKU with Brent and Eric's son

will be closed. The tax is used to fund grants for

Dean

offroading.

 Mike and Nancy Zeller- JK

Jesse will be asking for letters when this comes up.

Guests/ Rigs/ Riders:

Everyone needs to talk to their local representatives about

 Chris and Frank- CJ

supporting this.

Meeting Location: Rocky's roadhouse 8:30 AM

South was only represented by six clubs.

Starting Location: Rocky's Roadhouse 9 AM

Cal4Wheel Foundation has a scholarship for any college

Weather: Beautiful! 60's and sunny

student regardless of age. This year four people applied

Trail comments:

for scholarship and Amanda got 3rd place and a $1400

scholarship.

We left Rocky's at 9 and made our way toward the west

entrance of Holcomb creek by way of green valley and

The Jeep was raffled off and won by someone a couple

crab flats. We aired down once we hit the dirt and made

hours north of Sacramento but still in California. The new

our way to the trail head. We made a quick pit stop at

Jeep is in process of being built by Poison Spider and

Crab flats camp ground. It was immediately apparent that

TransAmerica.

our voyage would be a very weathered, muddy and sloppy

The Cal4Wheel President comes up for vote next year.

version of what it was the last time I was there. 3n16 was

This year was the treasurer and no one stepped up, so

a mess! There were a few spots that had been heavily

same treasurer.

eroded from the recent rain and it looked pretty sketchy.

We carefully proceeded to the trail head to find running

Obama has signed in the new wilderness are and the

water flowing thru the gate keeper! This was new. I had

details are still being developed. All established and

never seen it like that and it was actually more filled in

inventoried routes are supposed to stay but going to have

from the sediment brought by the water flow. Mike

to watch what they consider "inventoried." Still waiting

Zeller did not make it far before he really wished he had a

for the

front locker. He got high centered and earned his first

details in order to know what has to be fought.

cow bell. To his credit he didn't have trouble with any

other obstacles the rest of the day. The group as a whole

Introduced Jason, the new HDR chairman and Keith and

did a great job helping their fellow Jeepers with spots and

Jesse are cochairing To assist him. Jason came to ask the

stacking. It was nice to have a little smaller group than

club to lead a run. Ray confirmed that Devil's Loop is

we have had of late.

being planned. Ray asked if the Club is willing to also

lead on Sunday if there is interest. The club is okay with

We broke for lunch around noon at the playground and

enjoyed the perfect weather. Some of the kids played in

this. A Mojave trail is also being added, leaving on

Tuesday before. Ray also wanted to know if the club was

the snow while some of the big kids caught a quick cat

nap. We shared some stories and good conversation

interested in doing a night run and there is also interest in

this. Thinking maybe do Devils Loop at night as well.

before heading back to the trail. There was running water

HDR has runs on Friday evening, Saturday and a couple

at most creek crossings but the group progressed without

on Sunday. There are race games on Sunday, kids games

too much trouble. About 2/3 of the way thru we

encountered a downed tree that blocked a good portion of

and then a raffle that day as well. There is a Best

Equipped game and we need clubs to participate.

the trail. It was big enough that it needed some attention.

We did some trimming and upon further inspection James

noticed that the tree posed a bit of hazard for the trailing

vehicles that were not engaged with the immediate

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obstacle. It appeared that if the top of the tree moved too

Holcomb Valley Gold Fever Trail

much it may force the trunk of the tree to roll down the

Snow Run…

hillside on to the following vehicles. Danny followed

close behind me as I went thru and we planned put a strap

Yahtzee!!!

on the tree to pull it down onto the trail and then move it

The 2/13 snow run was filled with the usual merriment to

off down into the creek. Danny attached his strap on a

be expected on an easy run. 23 Jeeps assembled at

good size branch and asked me to give him a some room.

Rocky’s Roadhouse in baited anticipation of the fun that

He was going to give it a big pull and wanted to keep his

was about to happen…

forward momentum. I did not get to see his attempt but I

saw the aftermath. Turns out a good portion of the roots

were still entrenched up the hill so the tree went

NOWHERE. Danny had it in 4-low and all 4 tires had

dug in hard when gave it a tug. After that we knew the

tree wasn't going anywhere without a chainsaw. We still

used caution and went thru one at a time leaving space

just in case the tree started to come loose.

We proceeded thru the next two rock gardens and onto the

end of the trail. We met a few adopt-a-trail workers doing

some trail maintenance at the last rock garden and

informed them about the downed tree. We also spoke

about the erosion back on 3n16 and the efforts it would

take to get the trail repaired. They informed us that the

trail was actually closed as was much of the big bear area

trails from the recent rains. They gave us an update of

what trails we could use to get back to the fawnskin area.

Most of the connecting trails had big mud puddles and it

Well… The run’s adventures didn’t disappoint. After the

was really wet. We made good time and made it to the

air down, we hit the trail. Tailgunner Mike Wallace and

trail head for John Bull. 4 of us decided to do John Bull

Midgunner Rob “Robicon” Wallace along with navigators

and the 4 others headed home.

Jack and Zoe assisted in making the run appear effortless

whilst the HAM radio airwaves were a chatter keeping

John Bull was AWESOME! There was 18-24" of snow

things moving with Swiss watch precision. A brief snow-

in some places and the trail had not been run for a while.

side stop for snowball fights, snow play and photo ops,

We had a blast and completed the trail in about 90

then back in our rigs.

minutes. I was very glad we decided to do it! We also

did John bull connector and then made our way back to

The run included a rich history tour visiting the

Fawnskin. There was so much mud I had trouble seeing

Hangman’s Tree along with the Pigmy Cabin as well as a

thru any window on my Jeep. At one point I spun out in

CB narrated tour by Jack. Time for lunch and merriment

an impressive manner and James gave me a simple WOW

continued. Post lunch was time for everyone to try their

over the radio. It was really fun!

skills at muddy puddle crossing. It appeared that the

inner kid in most combined with the temptation of a

The whole day was fantastic! We had a great time!

muddy puddle was too hard to resist. Some tried in vain

Thanks to ALL for great day with great friends!

to keep the mud off their rigs, while others went for

Cowbells: Mike Zeller

broke. Mike Wallace got the unofficial king of the

Damage: Dannys ego for not ripping that tree from the

puddle, spooling up his engine like some Lambo from

ground (LOL)

way far away hitting the puddle at slightly below subsonic

speed. SPAAAAALASH!!! Muddy water way over the

Injuries: None reported

top of his rig. Other honorable mentions go to Newbie

Recommended minimum equipment: 1-lockers, 33”

and mud puddle extraordinaire, Chris Raymond in his

tires, Full skid plates including rocker guards, Longer

modified Grand Cherokee, Steve “Beau Duke” Meyer,

wheel base vehicles may have trouble with this trail on

Rob “Robicon” Wallace, Tonkacon’s Zoe and Jack and

minimum

Josh and Rayleen “GFI (go for it)” Schiller for creating

walls of muddy water so large you couldn’t see their rigs

requirements.

until they crossed the puddle…

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As luck would have it, Valentine’s Day weekend and

President’s Day weekend proved impossible to get a table

for 12. Getting late and hungry, half the group opts to

head home while the other now smaller group heads off to

Carl’s Jr. for some grub and more banter… Tow Truck

was called at 6:30P, now 9:00P and still no Tow Truck.

So Mike convinces the remaining group to head home

and he’ll wait in his Jeep in the freezing cold. Mike texts

at 11:00P, Tow Truck 2 miles away. Next day, Mike

texts his thanks for everyone’s support and he got home at

2:00A.

and onto to the next adventure…

A quick tour to the Pinnacles and extra credits through the

squeeze and back for those more skilled and adventurous

types. That’s where Rob “Robicon” Wallace slid in the

snow offline and put on a winching clinic for the first

cowbell of the day. Meanwhile back with the opted outs

staging area your trail leader Dave Jones decided to let

Morale of the story… You never know what’s store for

first timer Damian Velasco take the wheel of our rig and

you on the trail. As long as you’re with the right people,

crawl over an easy obstacle. Oops. Damian slips off a

fun can be had in almost any situation…

rock and our rig is hopelessly trapped. (second cowbell)

Forward no, backward no, piling rocks hell no… So

In this case we got the full Yahtzee of fun things with 23

Jeeps, snow play, mud play, a guided historical tour, extra

Mike Wallace straps our rig and proceeds to pull us

backwards out of rock prison. One problem, the trail is

credit driving, 2 winching clinics plus two cowbells, a

trail repair clinic, night snow trail driving, stranded

snowy and slick and Mike’s front locker is on and his

wheels are turned hard passenger unbeknownst to Mike.

strangers rescue, plus post trail dining banter.

S-AH-N-A-P!!! Those new 37’s and lockers were too

Looking forward to next year’s easy snow run…

much for his yoke and u-joint with the wheel turned hard

Dave Jones

passenger. Time for another winching clinic plus a trail

repair clinic…

Starting to run behind and it’s getting late. The shadows

are beginning to get long. So it was decided to get all

Run Calendar

non-trail repair attendees off the trail to the air up point

while the repair crew remained behind to fix Mike’s rig.

Adopt a Trail meeting place

The non-repair group hit the trail and everything went

8:30am at Rocky’s Roadhouse

smoothly and this group was at the air up while there was

32150 Hilltop Blvd Running Springs, CA 92382

light. Vehicles were aired up and simple directions were

next to the 76 gas station

given to get everyone back on the main highway headed

March

home. Note: Grins ear to ear were apparent at the air up.

11^th is hot Jeep nights at Premier Jeep.

Now getting dark and time to head back onto the trail to

meet up with Mike and the repair crew. Now dark… No

12^th Rattlesnake, Mottino Wash

problem more fun. It’s time to put those 30,000 lumens

Run Leaders:

to work. Perfect, instant daytime. Halfway to the repair

Ron Webber 714 715 5692 cell / ronjp@outlook.com

site, we hear chatter on the HAM band and the repair

Josh Bleijenberg (562) 400-1305 /

group is on the trail heading back victoriously with

jbleijenberg@gmail.com

Mike’s rig partially repaired to the point where it’s

Description of Run:

drivable. Rendezvous and the intrepid night snow run

Rattlesnake is easy to moderate,

repair crew are headed to the air up. Along the way and

Mottino Wash is difficult

now dark at night on the snow covered trail we encounter

trail starts in Johnson Valley and ends in Big Bear

two less fortunates that also broke down that were hiking

Mottino Wash, also known as Sidewinder Trail, is a side

out. Mike picks them up and off to the air up point.

trail off Rattlesnake Canyon (2N91). The trail is about 2

The two strangers call a friend and get a ride, we air up,

miles in length and follows a wash uphill. The trail begins

head into town for dinner and wait for Mike’s tow truck.

from the north end off Rattlesnake and the obstacles start

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right away. The trail is littered with moderate to extreme

25 -4/ 3 Moab (trail ratings Dif ) - Dave & Zoe

rock gardens with car size boulders and lots of loose rock

plan to go through Flagstaff on Friday, then through

sections. Many sections of the trail are narrow and require

Monument Valley. Just thought I’d send off an email with

3-point (or more) turns to navigate around rocks. Vehicles

current details on the Moab trip so everyone is on the

with less then 35" tires or that have a long wheelbase will

same page and in the know. Here’s the accommodation

be constantly dragging their undercarriage on rocks and

logistics if you are planning on hoteling it, or driving up

pivoting on rock sliders to get through the narrow chutes.

with us. If you’d like to condo it, and share

Due to the narrow trail and large rock obstacles, body

accommodations please reach out to Mike Wallace for

damage is possible.

details.

Mottino Wash, there are rock obstacles and more

Our family along with Janet, Jack and Zoe and Chris and

technical than John Bull but not Sledgehammer the

Alison, more than likely, Leslie and Kevin are driving to

scattered rock layout sort of reminds me of Sledge. I

Flagstaff, AZ on Saturday March 26^th checking in at the

would say it is 20% easier than Claw Hammer as well.

Comfort Inn and checking out the following morning

We had no real carnage other than the sole of my shoe

3/27. 3/27 we drive to Moab but take a stop and drive

came off thanks to the heat. James was getting quite the

into Monuments Valley and check out the beautiful buttes

work out with the stick shift and his starter was doing

and see where all those old western movies were filmed

overtime but he got through with the occasional ‘tug’. Cal

on the way up to Moab. I’ll also look into how much time

and I took a couple of optional lines that tested the belly

we have on the way up and see if there are any interesting

pan clearance of our large rigs. It was a fun run but the

other stops on the way up before we arrive in Moab. (stay

drive out there was a little much. I think I would consider

tuned on that one)

it again if I were to come from the 247 side and if it was a

On Sunday March 27 we’ll check into our hotel at the La

bit cooler out there.

Quinta in Moab, checking out on Saturday April 2^nd, then

Rattlesnake Canyon (2N91) is a mostly a wash road that

returning home. We plan to drive directly home, but Jack

follows the canyon as it flows toward Johnson Valley.

and Zoe and Mike and Laura I believe are planning on

The trail connects with Burns Canyon Road (2N02) to the

taking two days to drive back home.

south and Hwy 247 to the north. Most of the trail is soft

Monday through Friday we will be going wheeling on day

sand or dirt, with several smaller rock obstacles and many

trips with a planned easy night run. Jack, Zoe and I are

side canyon trails. There are cattle guards at each end as

working out the logistics.

this section of land is used for cattle grazing. The owner

of the land respectfully asks all vehicles using Rattlesnake

Canyon to not disturb any of the cattle and please drive

slowly when passing any near the road.

April

Run Type: Day Run no camping planned

CORVA Poker run

Directions to Meeting Place: 247 and Rattlesnake

Hungary Valley

Canyon Road. 34 22.195n, 116 39.045w (copy and

Monthly club meeting

paste into Google Drive) 6.5 miles before Boone Road &

Adopt A Trail - Danny

105 miles from Marie Calendars Anaheim Hills

15 - 17

El Mirage Jim & Karen

eat breakfast and fill up with gas in Victorville

22 - 24 Hammer stock, Johnson Valley

22 -24 Anza Borrego (M) - Mike

Departure Time: 9:30 am

29 -1

Corral Canyon (D) - Danny

Required Equipment:

Mottino 35” tires and rear lockers

May

Rattlesnake 32” tires and lockers not required.

Monthly club meeting

If very heavy rain is forecasted, then run maybe cancelled

Adopt A Trail - Chris

an email will go out. current Big Bear Weather:

12 -14

Jeep Jamboree Big Bear - non club event

bensweather.com

13- 14

Molina Ghost run sponsored by CAL4WD see

CB Channel 4, if too much traffic then switch to 5 and so

in gear or

www.cal4wheel.com/molina-ghost-run

on.

20 -22 Overland Expo, Flagstaff AZ. - non club event

HAMM channel 146.440

HDR Prerun Devils Loop (M) - Ray

Contact Information Run Leaders

27 -30

HDR Cal 4

Is RSVP Required? Appreciated;

http://www.cal4wheel.com/events/hi-desert-round-up

Josh Bleijenberg (562) 400-1305 /

Jason Williams, Chair

jbleijenberg@gmail.com

jason90715@gmail.com / 562-413-5128

The Dirt Devils are commited to leading 1 run Devils

19 - 27 Easter Jeep Safari Moab -

Loop (M) -

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HDR is held Memorial Day weekend near Barstow. All

12. Jim Leslie enjoys a 2006 LJ

proceeds go toward keeping trails open.

New members

June

1. Mel & Barbara 2014 JK

Monthly club meeting

2. Ron and Debbie Johnson 2015 JK

Adopt A Trail - Roger

17 -19

Big Bear Forest Fest - non club event

17 -25

Grand Canyon North Rim (E/M) - Ray

Club info

July

Monthly club meeting

John Bull (D) - Josh

Meeting Place

Adopt A Trail - Ray

First Tuesday of each month,

Old white mtn road near bishop No date

6:30pm for Dinner & 7:30pm for the meeting at

August

just east of Imperial Hwy and north of the 91 Fwy.

Marie Callenders. 5711 East La Palma Ave., Anaheim,

Monthly club meeting

CA 92807, 714-779-0600

Off road Clinic 1 - Mike

Off road Clinic 2 - Mike

Little John Bull night run (M) - Jack& Zoe

Club officers

Adopt A Trail - Josh

President: Ray Kleinhuizen

11 -14

Jeep Jamboree Rubicon Trail - non club event

kkfusedglass@roadrunner.com

September

Immediate past president:

Monthly club meeting

Jesse May: jemay.xj@gmail.com

9 -11

Sherman Pass (M) - Danny

Vice President: Mike Wallace proudpop80@gmail.com

Holcomb Creek (D) - Jack&Zoe

Secretary: Cheryl May: jemay.xj@gmail.com

AAT BBQ

Treasurer: Emi Webber: emiwebber@hotmail.com

October

Web Master: Chris Slaughter:

Monthly club meeting

webmaster@dirtdevils.org

7, 8

Miller jeep trail / lockwood creek

Adopt a trail chairmans:

14 - 16

Death Valley (E) - Rick

Roy Chance: rchance@aol.com

El mirage date not set

Roger Mauer: rogermauer@gmail.com

November

Newsletter: Ron Webber: ronjp@outlook.com

Monthly club meeting / run planning 2017

Hospitality: Emi Webber: emiwebber@hotmail.com

4 - 6

Afton Canyon (M) - Chris

Safety Committee: Bill Smith:

11 - 13

Panamint Valley PVD - Cal 4 Wheel event

Run Coordinator: Rick Walter rick03tj@gmail.com

December

Emergency response team coordinator: Rick Walter

Monthly club meeting

rick03tj@gmail.com

Calico (D) and Calico (E) - Ron/ Mike

the emergency response team makes themselves

available to help with our adopt a trail Dish Pan.

CAL4 wheel reps: Jesse May and Keith Graham

Guests & new members

Guest

Club membership

Chris Raymond 1998 ZJ Grand Cherokee

Membership dues:

John Strege

Dirt Devil annual club dues

$36.00

Jerry Horner

Spouse

$12.00

Nikki and Damian Velasco

CAL4WD annual dues

$45.00

Alex Rodriquez

CAL4WD permanent member

$675.00

Brian Powell

CAL4WD permanent member 12 installments of ... $56.25

Joe Cowie

CORVA

$30.00

Matt Gordon 1970 Unimog 404 Doka

http://cal4wheel.com/

Rob Rien

10.

Mike, Janet and Michelle Gagnon

11.

Jason Williams lookin good in a ’95 YJ

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Adopt a Trail

Awards

The Dirt Devils Adopt A Trail is: Dishpan Springs

Trail (3N34)

Dishpan Springs Trail can be found in the

San Bernardino National Forest near Lake Arrowhead.

The Dishpan Springs Trail is one of the toughest and most

popular trails in the SBNF.

The West entrance:

2N26Y is N34° 16.198 W117° 08.258.

The T6 Bridge:

N34° 16.106 W117° 07.745.

The East entrance:

3N16 is N34° 15.663 W117° 05.116.

CAL 4 Wheel Drive, new member award

Meeting place

8:30am at Rock Road House

32150 Hilltop Blvd Running Springs, CA 92382 next to

Newsletter advertising

the 76 gas station

$25 for ¼ page ad, for 3 issues

$50 for a ½ page ad, for 3 issues

DD HAM’s as March 2016

$100 for a full page ad, for 3 issues.

1. Scott Beggins

KJ6KBG

A full page ad also gets a Web Link.

2. Paul Coursey

KJ6NNG

First aid kit tracking

3. Tim DeBolt

KK6TRM

FA #1 (red, blue backpack)

Josh B

4. James Ettinger

KK6UYU

Danny Ward

5. Roy Flansurg

KJ6SVM

Ray Kleinhuizen

Mike Wallace

6. Keith Graham

KF6LZA

Josh Bleijenberg

7. Sandy Graham

KF6SBF

FA #2 (Orange canvas bag)

8. Steve Hendry

KK6UYW

Dave Jones

Ray K

9. Chris Johnson

KK6SAJ

Gilbert

10. Pete Johnson

KM6ARI

Mike Wallace

Josh Bleijenberg

11. Dave Jones

KK6SAH

Pete Johnson

12. Linda Jones

KK6SAI

FA #3 (Orange canvas bag)

13. Cheryl May

KF6WNG

Rick Walter

Bill S

14. Al Ramsden

KF6BCJ

Ron Webber Calico

15. Chris Slaughter

KK6TMR

Jack & Zoe

Roger Mauer

16. Mike Wallace

KK6SBC

Danny Ward

Ron Webber March 2015 Calico

17. Rob Wallace

KK6UZA

18. Rick Walter

KJ6NME

19. Ron Webber

KM6ANT

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Cowbells

The cow bell rules are: If you get stuck and are unable to

Little Blue bell

move under your own power and need the help of a winch

Dave

or you get strapped from one of your fellow jeepers then

Kurt Claw hammer

you have earned the privilege of hanging a cow bell from

Frank Gilliland Holcomb Creek 9/26/15

your front bumper. You must leave the cow bell on the

Bill Smith HDR May25 2015 winched Bronco on to trailer

front of your rig until another Dirt Devil gets stuck then,

Gilbert at Corral Canyon 4/10/15

you can proudly hand it over. This starts at the beginning

Chris Slaughter Grizzly

and the end of the trail, not on the highway.

Rick Walter

Mike Wallace

Mike Maneth memorial bell

Old logo green bell

James Ettinger Holcomb Creek

Mike Zeller Holcomb Creek

Frank Gilliland John Bull 6/27/2015

Frank Gilliland Claw Hammer

Mike Wallace Corral Canyon 4/10/15

Frank Gilliland Holcomb Creek 9/26/15

James Ettinger Claw Hammer 1/10/15.

Josh Bleijenberg Corral Canyon 4/10/15

Castulo Olivas

Josh Bleijenberg Dusy Ersham Sept 2014

Brown bell

Rob Holcomb Valley / Gold Fever

Suhag Claw Hammer

Frank Gilliland Claw Hammer

Bill Smith HDR May25 2015

Tim Debolt Rattlesnake Feb 2015

Rick Walter adopt a trail 6/27/2014

Josh Bleijenberg Corral Canyon 5/4/2014

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