Just arrived in Flagstaff from Denver...

[toilfreelife]

....almost made it in a day, not as far as I thought. 

Trying to establish and get to meetin' people in tribe and helping people with their rigs (in a rudimentary way mostly to be able to live in them without too much trouble or stress), so please, please give a call and see if we can meet up.  Walmart is it for me until I get this help. 

I'm a 30 year carpenter/handyman willing to, for free, and for what the person can afford, help in this way on a full time basis.  Have all my own tools, work rig/home,  and can travel a reasonable distance, let's say for now, from a point out from Flagstaff a matter of a few hundred miles. 

Rich,    760 681-4926,    tanks a bunch...

 

[Moxadox]

You can't stay at the Walmart in Flag. Stop by the Visitor Center at the train station downtown (it's right on Rt 66) and pick up a Motor Vehicle Use Map, which shows all the campsites in the Forest. If they're out, go to the Ranger Station (they can show you where that is.)

The Dire Wolfess

 

[lenny flank]

Yep, nearly all the Walmarts in AZ are no-go. Local city ordinances.

 

[AMGS3]

Hey Rich

Are you planning on going to Jaime's van build party in Nov? It's from the 1st thru Thanksgiving. I know it's a few months off, but there's plenty of opportunities to help and be helped.

Parker is about 250 miles west of Flagstaff, so it kinda stretches your couple hundred miles guideline.

~angie

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[Confetti]

Lot of free national forest lands to camp in near Flagstaff. A-1 Mountain rd, Walnut Canyon, Cinder Lake (Cinder Hills?) OHV area. Dogtown Lake near Williams, AZ.

 

[C-Cat]

Yeah, Walmart is not the best choice (even though I've seen people camp there, despite the ordinance)... if you get there early enough, you can stay for a night in the Cracker Barrel parking lot, though it would be nice to eat dinner or breakfast there if you stay, so it's not really free. You can find a ton of free camp sites online, via freecampsites or campendium. The area around A-1 Mountain Road on the west side of Flagstaff is very popular and easy accessible.

 

[Riverman]

Rich... I could use your help for a month on a project I'm working on. I'll send you a message tomorrow.