Glamis offroading in the Summer

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glamis2008 208.jpgA group of friends travelled south near the border of Mexico and California.

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The area is also known as the Imperial Sand Dunes, which is over 118,000 acres of desert dunes.

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Flags are a big thing at Glamis, for offroading in dunes in general. Actually its required, as it helps drivers see other vehicles over dunes, as collisions happen.

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Oldsmobile hill is a massive steep hill which 4x4's test their might and attempt to conquer the hill.

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Notice the flags, lots of Mexican flags. As we are near the boarder of Mexico in these photos.

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Some geared up riders waiting around.

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Sand rails are like dune buggies but can go really fast. They have massive headlamps that allow them to offroad at night.

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Lastly someone had a bad day looks like.

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