Martha writes:
> 
> If past experiences are an indication, then 24 people signing up now
> tends to mean that half that will actually make it to the trip.  We'll
> see as time goes on.

I am a definate.  

> We'll go with the flow on the campsites - if it's hot, I'll bet many
> will prefer staying close to the cooler ocean if possible.  Safety will
> be of concern, as well.  This can either be decided ahead of time, or
> we can all even meet in one place in southern California, and go with
> the flow where we feel as the wind takes us.  :)

I'll offer up my place as a meeting point.  I'm in San Diego, just about
20 miles north of the border.  Unfortunately, I'm in a condo, and while
there is guest parking, sleeping in the campers is probably not a good
idea.  I do have an extra room, a couch, and plenty of floor space.
I also have a shower - $5 for Martha, free for everyone else :)

> As far as I'm concerned, anything is ok geographically, although considering
> the number of days involved, and the fact that not everyone will be able
> to make the first days and the last days (some only able to get away
> for the weekend proper), maybe tending toward not going to deep into
> Mexico is a good idea.

I'm in agreement with this.  I think we should go for high turnout
(safety in numbers!) rather than a long haul, *this* time.  :)

-David

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