Alabama thread!

No, he was referring to what he did a couple weeks ago when I was up there.

 

Some shots from this weekend up at Cheaha

 

Looks like you guys had a good trip.

 

Yeah buddy looks like a blast. How was camping ??

 

It was pretty cold and we were not permitted to have a fire due to a fire ban being in effect.

 

That's what I was wondering. I thought about that and wondered what you were going to do since it got dark and chilly around 4.

 

Went to bed ridiculously early so I could snuggle up with all my blankets.

 

I don't blame you one bit. Which trail did you guys do ?

 

@stronghammer not go????

 

Where is this exactly? I know, I know, I need to get out more and that blows about the fire ban. Did they give a timeline?

 

Yes when it finally rains again.. LOL!

 

We were running on 600-1 and 600-2 near Cheaha State Forest. The Forest has a ban on fires as of right now due to how dry everything is. They just had a fire a few weeks ago (human caused).

 

Cool. Glad you got to do 6000-2 as well. Was closed up last week due to fires.

 

Hahahahahaha

 

Yep, they re-opened it. However, there is a rather long detour to get out of the south end due to them working on the railroad tracks.

 

Will do man! I work just outside of research park but I have no desire to live in madison.

No I didn't, I said I wasn't lol

 

Hey im kinda following in ur footsteps, one of the next things im doin is using a hole saw on my truck but i gotta punch 2 holes.

 

It's easy, if you're worried I'll cut it for you! just drink a few beers to relax hahaha

 

Its not gonna be bad hopefully, if i screw it up my grill is gonna cover the mess up anyway

 

Lol duh! For real though , was that the "official," answer from them? Cause that would be reddit worthy.

"Oh yeah these randoms tried to come into the state park today and camp and use fires. Should I mention it's currently drought conditions? Anyway, these intelligent people asked when the park would officially be open to camping with flame and we of course have the response, when God allows rain to fall."