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LI: Exploring in the Snow\u2026<\/h5>\n


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Details from the frozen landscape\u2026<\/strong><\/h6>\n


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31 January 2022:<\/strong> The snow covered landscape stayed white longer than usual after this storm. We received about two feet of snow and the wind and freezing temperatures kept most people indoors. There were some really beautiful details in the frozen terrain\u2026<\/p>\n

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A landscape transformed\u2026<\/strong><\/h6>\n


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30 January 2022:<\/strong> The snow ended after dark last night, and this morning I made my way out and down to the beach at Nissequogue where the whole landscape had been transformed into an arctic tundra-like scene. My footsteps were the first ones on the snow there, and I had an almost childlike delight in traipsing through the windswept “snow dunes”\u2026<\/p>\n

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LI: The Snowstorm Begins\u2026<\/h5>\n


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A major Nor’easter hits Long Island\u2026<\/strong><\/h6>\n


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29 January 2022:<\/strong> The “big storm” started overnight and by morning we had over a foot of snow and it was still coming down. Everything was covered and the snow was blowing in squalls, with temperatures in the teens \u2026<\/p>\n

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LI: New York Winter\u2026<\/h5>\n


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Cold and wintery on Long Island\u2026<\/strong><\/h6>\n


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8 January 2022:<\/strong> We are definitely not in Florida anymore. Winter is being wintery here on Long Island with some brutal temperatures and the snow outside. Dark and gloomy this morning \u2026<\/p>\n

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\nGetting ready for the next big road trip. Heading southwest and into the desert for some new exploration as well as a few of our favorite events. We will be road tripping south and then west, with some stops planned in Louisiana and Texas, before honing in on Arizona, SoCal and Nevada for a month or so…
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\nEvery Day Is a Clean Up Day<\/a> in 2021. Ladies Offroad Network<\/a> has partnered with TreadLightly!<\/a> to create a year-long program that encourages members to pick up trash on the trails whenever they are out off-roading. Participants simply pick up the trash, weigh it, take a photo, and log the location and time it took, then upload the details. At the end of the year there will be a series of prizes based on pounds of trash removed from the trails as well as participation in other TreadLightly! initiatives. This is a great way to do some good on a local level and make a larger impact via the national program…
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\nAdvanced sand dune training with Barlow Adventures<\/a> at the Imperial Sand Dunes in southern California. This three day driving and navigation program focuses on moving safely and effectively through large dunefields. Skills-building exercises are intended to improve pace, line choice and vehicle control, as well as developing precision map and compass navigation technique…
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\nTrail Guiding for the California 4-Wheel Drive Association’s second annual Death Valley Experience<\/a> fundraiser event running March 30-April 2, 2022. Each day will feature a choice of runs to some famous, some infamous and some secretive points of interest within Death Valley National Park. The runs will depart from Furnace Creek and from Stovepipe Wells. Some of the points of interest we will visit during Death Valley Experience 2022 include Zabriskie Point (famous), Barker Ranch (infamous) and the Racetrack (learn the secret of the moving rocks). Other points of interest include Dante\u2019s View, 20 Mule Team Canyon, Artists\u2019 Drive, Chloride Cliffs, Aguereberry Point, Skidoo, Titus Canyon, and Darwin Falls. All of the trail runs are suitable for novice drivers and SUVs with high clearance and 4-wheel drive…
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\nUSnomads.org is very proud to be presenting a brand new kind of rally experience for 2022 — the Nomad Overland Virtual Adventure Rally<\/a> a ten week event that participants can do from anywhere within the continental U.S.A. Competitors design their own routes as part of the rally, then drive it in a points-based online competition that includes optional activity tasks, quests and weekly challenges. The rally will run from 6 June – 14 August and is open to any driver within the United States who has an off-road capable vehicle — stock or modified. Registration is now open and continues until 31 March or until the event is full, whichever comes first. For more information see the Rally website<\/a> or Register Now<\/a> \u2026

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