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San Antonio Heights bear is dead
Sandra Emerson, Staff Writer
Created: 07/30/2009 05:17:00 PM PDT

A black bear seen throughout neighborhoods of San Antonio Heights for the past couple of months had his final adventure into the community on Wednesday.

The bear, known by some San Antonio Heights ...

From KHTS AM 1220:
A hiker in the Gorman area has been found, after three days of no contact.

Los Angeles County Sheriff's Search and Rescue at 4:30 p.m. near the area of the Cienega Campground, which is located at the end of Templin Highway, east of the Interstate 5 Freeway.

Officials say that he ...

406 wrote:

That is hilarious!!!!! It would be even better if you were in road jockey spandex shorts.

Any info on conditions????????????? I was thinking of doing bear canyon sun. Thinking shorts and t-shirt, and leaving the winter gear at home......... Any info on conditions would help.

How did you make this photo????

They must have been up to no good. I wonder what they were doing back there? Looks like they realized they may be on camera, then smashed it.

That sucks about your camera. I am sure those aren't cheap. Hopefully with the video you can find them. Did you put cat nip on that log????

Amazing to see such a magnificent animal in its natural environment.

Hard work!!! That seems like some tough skiing

I use a 3/4 self inflating therma rest on top of a cheap 3/4 foam pad. The foam pads are very light and provide great insulate. I use my pack under my feet and the 2 pads for my torso and head. http://www.campmor.com/outdoor/gear/Product___41314

sounds like some covert CIA operation at the ski hut????

Tim wrote:I witnessed a large boulder the size of a washing machine tumble down one of the couloirs on Jepson's north side.

That would hurt! Great trip report. How long did it take you car to car?

seems like every year 1 or 2 people tumble off of half dome.

rumor has it they wanted to goto sizzler. http://www.mtsanjacinto.info/viewtopic. ... 3&start=15