Greetings from Massachusetts
Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 9:33 am
Hey hey. As the cliche goes: long time listener, first time caller. Indeed.
I'm not a native New Englander. I'm from the cornlands of Illinois originally. I spent the spring of 2005 in Mojave for an internship, and I've been hooked on the area ever since. The Mojave is weird. I like it--my favorite place on earth.
I go back whenever I get the chance, which isn't often. In 2008, my former employer sent me to Sacramento for some meetings... which I naturally turned into a side trip to Trona. Or there's 2007, when my former former employer sent me to Vandenberg Air Force Base... which I turned into a quick hike to Corkscrew Peak.
So, with this recent, ah, day-to-day free time that I've been given, I thought I'd step out of lurker status and into the fray. I get nervous when I don't know when my next trip to Panamint Valley or Death Valley is, and this seems like a good place to start looking for excuses to travel. I've been needing a fresh coat of dust anyway.
I'm not a native New Englander. I'm from the cornlands of Illinois originally. I spent the spring of 2005 in Mojave for an internship, and I've been hooked on the area ever since. The Mojave is weird. I like it--my favorite place on earth.
I go back whenever I get the chance, which isn't often. In 2008, my former employer sent me to Sacramento for some meetings... which I naturally turned into a side trip to Trona. Or there's 2007, when my former former employer sent me to Vandenberg Air Force Base... which I turned into a quick hike to Corkscrew Peak.
So, with this recent, ah, day-to-day free time that I've been given, I thought I'd step out of lurker status and into the fray. I get nervous when I don't know when my next trip to Panamint Valley or Death Valley is, and this seems like a good place to start looking for excuses to travel. I've been needing a fresh coat of dust anyway.