Why in gods name must it be scheduled at the same time as burning man when so many
asked that it not be?

SyncroHead@aol.com wrote:

> From: SyncroHead@aol.com
>
> Hi all you Syncronauts !!   I'm EXCITED!
>
> Syncro Safari 2000 will be the biggest and best event ever and I have
> selected a place in California's eastern Sierras for Syncro Safari 2000.
>
> I have reserved a beautiful group campsite near Mammoth Lakes in the eastern
> Sierra.  The site is just gorgeous and so are the surrounding moutnains.  The
> site can accomodate up to 12 vehicles and 50 people maximum and is seperate
> from any other campground.  It's just for our group!  I had hoped to schedule
> Syncro Safari 2000 for late July, but ended up scheduling it for the last
> week of August.
>
> A few months ago I visited the Mammoth Lakes area and checked out several
> group sites.  None matched this one - on many counts.  I also talked with
> people from the local visitors bureau, rangers, and the president of the
> local 4x4 club.  I have tentatively arranged for local club members to act as
> trail guides for us.
> I picked up a lot of literature about the local region and will soon prepare
> information packets to be mailed out to interested Syncronauts.  The area has
> many sights to see and things to do including hiking, mountain biking,
> canoeing, and you can to Yosemite's north-east entrance in about 1.5 hours.
>
> The Syncro Safari web site has been updated with new information about Syncro
> Safari 2000.  The main Syncro Safari site is at:   <A
> HREF="http://members.aol.com/syncrohead/SyncroSafari.html">http://members.aol.
> com/syncrohead/SyncroSafari.html</A>
> with a link to the Mammoth 2000 information.
>
> The tentative schedule I've planned for Syncro Safari Mammoth 2000 is as
> follows:
> Saturday, August 26,    Arrival day
> Sunday, August 27,    Arrival day, evening 4 wheeling clinic, trail preview
> Monday, August 28,    4 wheeling
> Tuesday, August 29,    open - see local attractions, evening trail preview
> Wednesday, August 30,    4 wheeling
> Thursday, August 31,    open - see local attractions, evening trail preview
> Friday, September 1,    4 wheeling, evening awards night
> Saturday, September 2,    depart or see local attractions
> Sunday, September 3,    depart
>
> I think that this year there may be more people who want to attend than we'll
> have space for.  I will announce the "registration procedure in a few weeks.
> For now, you can send in for information about the Mammoth Lakes area.  Read
> on....
>
> While in Mammoth Lakes I spent a full day collecting literature fro the
> ranger Station, Visitors Center and local Visitors bureau.  I have at least
> 24 of the following items and I'll send a package containing one each to
> people that request a package.
>
> The package contains:
> ---------------------------------
> Mammoth Self-Guided Tours               Guide
> Visitor Guide Mammoth Lakes Area            Newspaper
> Mammoth 1999 Summer Vacation Planner            Magazine
> Mammoth California Summer Adventure Guide '99           Guide
> Mammoth Mountain Bike Adventure Magazine 1999           Newspaper
> 50 Great Things to do in the Eastern Sierra         Guide
> Mammoth Fishing & Vacation Guide            Newspaper
> Canoe Tours on Mono Lake            Flyer
> Mammoth Mountain Bike Park Map & Guide          Guide
> Mammoth Mountain High Adventures                Flyer
> Laws Railroad Museum Flyer          Flyer
>
> There is SO MUCH to do in the eastern Sierra it's incredible!!
> Summer activities include hiking, fishing, canoeing, mountain biking,
> horseback riding, rock climbing, hot air ballooning, in-line skating, golf,
> tennis, orienteering/ropes course, sail boarding, nightlife, jet skiing, rock
> collecting, bicycle touring, swimming, movies, arts & crafts and music
> festivals (depends on schedule), photography, bird / animal watching (maybe
> bears!)
> Site seeing alone provides beautiful views everywhere you look.
>
> Nearby attractions include:
> Yosemite National Park(entrance 45 miles, valley 90 miles),
> hot springs, fish hatchery, historical museums,
> Mono Lake, Mono Lake tufa, and Mono Lake Canoe Tours
> Devils Postpile National Monument,
> volcanic craters (Inyo Craters, Mono Craters, Panum Crater),
> earthquake fault, Black Point Fissures, Obsidian Dome,
> Bodie (ghost town) California State Historic Park,
> Death Valley National Park (100 miles),
> decent restaurants,
> Alabama Hills (site of many western movies),
> and many historic sites like the Mammoth Consolidated Gold Mine, and Mill
> City, Stamp Mill ruins & Knight wheel
>
> To get your package of information mailed to you, please do the following:
>
> 1. Send me an email at Syncrohead@aol.com and let me know you want the info.
> 2. Send me $4.00 in the mail for USA Syncronauts.  Yes, a real paper envelope
> & all - what a hassle!.  For people outside the USA, email me and I'll figure
> out how to get an inofmation package to you.
>
> The literature only cost me a trip to Mammoth, but the post office wants over
> $3 to mail it, so I'm just covering my cost and rounding up a tad.  Please
> only request a package if you are really considering attending.
>
> I plan to only open this trip to only 12 vehicles and I think with the
> proximity to the San Francisco and Los Angeles areas, that this trip will be
> the most popular ever.
>
> Send your info package request with $4.00 to:
> Jim Davis
> 16248 Salazar Drive
> Hacienda Heights, CA 91745
>
> Regards,
> Jim Davis
> Syncronaut
>
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