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What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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I need to get back to the beach one of these days. It’s been awhile and it’s only an hour and a half from my home to my favorite driving beach, Long Beach in WA. It’s about 26 miles of beach iirc that you can drive on.
That's where we are, visiting family this weekend
Grady_Wilson
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I need to check out that thread since I own two completely original cars from the 20's.
Grady_Wilson
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I've seen a few videos and there was always a mix of clips, some had plastic some had metal.
Scrappycrow
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This isn't necessarily relevant to any dash unit, but I use Organic Maps, which uses Open Street Maps data. Once the data files are on your phone or tablet, you need no connectivity for navigation.
It can open kml files (Google Earth format) and export points and tracks you've created in the app. I regularly create routings, "avoid" areas, interest points, etc. in kml format for use with the app.
I should have known it wasn’t California, you can’t drive on the beaches there can you? Most of Oregon and Washington is open to vehicles. It’s great to see the people from elsewhere get stuck in the sand.
Not you of course.
mountie
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Pismo Beach, on the northern California coast.I should have known it wasn’t California, you can’t drive on the beaches there can you? Most of Oregon and Washington is open to vehicles. It’s great to see the people from elsewhere get stuck in the sand.
I have seen people stuck out here a couple times, but not this trip, the sand is pretty damp right now so all of it is easy to drive on. Pismo beach would be the closest one to me but still like 3 hours awayI should have known it wasn’t California, you can’t drive on the beaches there can you? Most of Oregon and Washington is open to vehicles. It’s great to see the people from elsewhere get stuck in the sand.
mountie
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When I moved to Marin County, Ca., in 1960, ( from British Columbia).... My 1st experience at Stinson Beach..... One foot in the water.... Nope... too cold !!
