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goodbye johnson valley

desertmaxx

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well boys, we gave it a heck of a shot, but we are pretty sure we lost the battle against the marines for johnson valley.:cry: the paperwork was called up on friday and a decision was made. we havent heard from them yet, but i think we all know who won. i got a chance to participate in the saving of johnson valley 2 weeks ago, at the 2012 tin benders weeked. you pay $50 and you get a experienced trail leader to take you through a hammers trail.:) all money went to the Keep Public Lands Open To The Public fund. i had a blast and was at the same time, sad. a 3 day trip that had a big impact on my life. sitting on that lakebed, i took in every moment, and watched a flying banana(military helicopter), swoop in over me at about 70 feet, and thought, "i am going to miss this place."
 
Where are you getting this info? the last I saw, the amendment from Bartlett that required a full report from the Marines passed, and that was a huge step forward for us in the fight for JV.

do you have a link?
 
I was just at JV last weekend with the family. Hope it stays open, I like getting out of the city and relaxing along with taking the family on the Dirt Bikes/Quads! (Gotta love the Sat morning breakfast at the community center) "thumbsup"

-Steve
 
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KOH is far more important than "salt mine operations, pipelines, a railroad and Amboy Road" what are these people thinking?
 
KOH is far more important than "salt mine operations, pipelines, a railroad and Amboy Road" what are these people thinking?


I assume you don't live in SoCal. Pretty sure the military has plenty of land already!
 
Not everyone thinks like us. I have a tree hugging neighbor that thinks if his Aveo can't drive there, no one should drive there. I always wanted to try and drive the Hammers.
 
I assume you don't live in SoCal. Pretty sure the military has plenty of land already!

No, out in the colorado boonies.

And i was being 100% serious, KOH is far more important than expanding a base for live ammunition training.

A better option would be to annex mexico and setup a base down there.:ror:
 
the marine base near johnson valley is the largest in the world. the marines have specifically said that they have wanted to seriously downsize to a small, elite, strikeforce; not a second army.:roll: so why do they need to expand? well, the bill was called up, and that was a big sign of hope for saving johnson vally.:):)
 
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