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Which conditions does that "secret" spot blow? Do you think that a Tomoles
blow would indicate good wind at the "secret" spot?
Thanks.
Jeff Milum
Manager DMD New England Region
415-506-0575
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Hi Will
Yea, I have had the same idea of using a bike and trailer. Even spent some
CAD time designing it. However I ran the idea by a ranger acquaintance and he
said the position of the Park Service is that the area is a Wildnerness Area
and no mechanical devices are allowed beyond the bike rack in Bear Valley. He
also suggested that we tread lightly and keep a low profile at Tuba since
windsufe gear is a bit "mechanical". Some people have suggested camping out
illegally at Tuba to save the long drive. Probably not a good idea. There is
another "secret" site north of Bolinas which is worth of exploring. It blows
in the conditions we have had recently.
Mike Godey
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