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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Jan 17, 2009
Description:
MOGAS and lodge just across the street from the Marble Canyon (L41) airstrip.
Date Taken:
Jan 17, 2009
Place Taken:
Marble Canyon, AZ
Owner:
John Spratt
File Name:
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Category:
225, Searey Suitable Destinations,
302, Sierra Seareys
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Steve Gromak - Jan 17,2009
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Do you usually bring your own gas cans John?
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John Spratt - Jan 17,2009
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This was a first with the containers, but they don't allow room for the camping gear too. We walked to MOGAS at Death Valley and here.
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Don Maxwell - Jan 17,2009
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I sometimes carry along a 5 gallon folding water container. In a pinch it will transport gasoline. (But a representative of the manufacturer got very upset with me when I asked it if might leak. She sent me three emails declaring that it was intended ONLY for water and would NOT hold gasoline. So of course I tested it--put in about a quart of MOGAS and hung it filler down from a tree overnight. The gasket leaked a bit, but the container appeared unaffected otherwise.) Not that I'd recommend it.
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Frank A. Carr - Jan 19,2009
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John , it looks like the desert is cold this time of year?
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John Spratt - Jan 19,2009
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It was in the high 40ºsF when we were there, but the abundant sunshine makes it feel warmer...until the sun goes down.
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