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Re: Whos going to Moab?

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  1. Go over to Foss's place and camp on his doorstep.

    There's no one way to get to Moab. Geoff Binning, who also lived in
    Roseville, drove it solo a few years ago; that's probably 15 hours or
    something. You can fly to Salt Lake City and drive down, about a
    four-hour drive. Or you can fly to Grand Junction Colorado and drive,
    maybe 90 minutes, but a more expensive flight that transfers through
    Salt Lake or Denver.

    Often Foss or someone else will arrange to rent a large vehicle or two
    and carpool down.

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  2. tholub said:

    Go over to Foss's place and camp on his doorstep.

    Uh, That's the CA MUni Weekend... 😄

    Quoted message said:

    There's no one way to get to Moab.

    Pretty good description. Yes, for those of us who can afford to
    fly/rent but can't afford the time to drive all that way have done so
    the last few years. Last year I went with Jacquie and we added a day to
    visit relatives so didn't do the big group thing. But this year, if I
    can go, I'll definitely be interested in shared rental vehicle(s) down
    from SLC.

    I'm not a camper though, so if we split between campers and shared,
    roofed dwellings it could be a problem due to the location of the
    camping. That just means we might have to rent two smaller vehicles
    instead of one big one. In 2003 we had two minivans and it worked very
    nicely. In '04 we had a 10-passenger van which was fun, but
    logistically more complicated. Using two vehicles also makes the
    scheduling much easier, allowing for an early and late groups in both
    directions to-from SLC.

    In the past, we have done the fly-drive thing with a Friday arrival in
    SLC, as early as possible, and Monday departure for home (from SLC) no
    earlier than 2:00pm if possible. Otherwise we have to get up way too
    early after 2.5-3 days of hard riding. Assuming I can go, I wouldn't
    mind flying down on Thursday, or leaving much later on Monday, to add a
    possible day or half-day of non-unicycle touring of Arches or
    Canyonlands.

    Who would like to get in on a fly-drive (-shared accommodations) like
    this? If interested, please indicated which travel days can work for
    you.

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  3. OK Moab fans, I have jumped on top of renting a cheap place to share in
    Moab before it's gone. Last year we missed our chance at the Desert
    Gardens place, which is 1 1/2 blocks from the main drag in "downtown"
    Moab. Nathan and his group stayed at another property from the same
    company, so hope they still like this one. Both were available as of
    this moment so I picked the one I knew we liked in the past.

    This place sleeps 4-5 adults and will be less than $150/night (exact
    price depending on # of guests). It has a shared hot tub in the yard,
    and is a quaint, peaceful little place.

    There is only one of me, and I'm not even sure if I can go yet. If
    necessary, I can transfer the reservation to someone else if a group
    wants it. My work situation has changed, and Jacquie and I have a lot
    of trips planned for this year.

    Anyway, the reservation is for Friday through Sunday nights. It
    shouldn't be a problem to add a night if some of us decide to arrive a
    day earlier or leave a day later. Who wants in on this? If you do,
    please SEND ME AN EMAIL, using the address below. My visits to the
    newsgroup may be sporadic.

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  4. Most likely I'll be renting a vehicle in Grand Junction if someone wants
    a ride.

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