Originally Posted by ronblanford,Aug 14 2005, 02:40 PM

We had a small, intimate run, just right for the kind of roads we were on. You others don't know what you missed! Lots of twists and turns, uphill and downhill grades, beautiful scenery, and practically no traffic. I highly recommend you print out the map and try it on your own. That area north of Fallbrook is really worth visiting.

Thanks Ray, Nick, Ron, and Nita for coming out. Sorry about the poor choice of restaurant. We'll do better with that next time.

Originally Posted by Merle Dane,Aug 14 2005, 09:31 PM

What was the deal with that Black 4 Door Civic trying to keep up with us down rainbow canyon?? He must have really been pushing his car to the limit there.

Originally Posted by http://home.att.net/~rexranch/ourranch.htm

Home of the De Luz Heights Yacht Club. The club is made up of a dozen or more small (less than 16 ft.) sail boats and twenty to thirty community members who conduct weekly Sunday afternoon races around a one mile course of the lake. Rex Ranch is located along the south shore of scenic Ross Lake. Ross Lake was built in 1961 by Ross Daily as a private community recreation site for De Luz Heights residents and their guests only. The lake is one mile in circumference, 35 feet at its deepest point, 1200 feet above sea level, with a summer temperature reaching a comfortable 85 degrees farenheit. It is stocked with large catfish, carp, bass and bluegill. No fishing license is needed, no limit (but we always throw them back). Lake use is limited to daylight only and is fenced. Activities include swimming, sailing, boating (6 hp max), fishing and picnicing.