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* FALL Fox HuntFALL Fox Hunt

Time: 10:00 am
Posted by: waitingatthehorizon

The Fox Hunt is a social event that includes critter and pony play. Specifically, the Hunt is held at Heaton Flats Getting to the Trailhead: From Interstate 210 in Azusa, take Azusa Avenue (Hwy 39) north about 12 miles to the junction of East Fork Road (8.6 miles from the forest station at the mouth of the canyon). Turn right, cross the bridge and continue driving east on East Fork Road 5.1 miles to the junction of Glendora Mountain Road. Continue straight another 1.4 miles to the East Fork parking lot. The lot holds about 40 vehicles, but on busy weekends it\'s not uncommon to find the lot full and cars parked along the road. A National Forest Adventure Pass is required. SAN GABRIEL MOUNTAINS IS REGION 5 AND THE SAME ADVENTURE PASS AS THE SAN PADRES MOUNTAINS. As you enter the parking lot, on your right is a wilderness information display. This is where you can obtain a free, self-issued wilderness permit. We are not Hunting that high up - ALEX!!! Trail Description: Pass the locked vehicle gate and begin walking on the dirt fire-road northward. The road descends and ascends mildly as you traverse the east bank of the San Gabriel River\'s East Fork. This first section is well traveled as multitudes trek to the Bridge to Nowhere. Heaton Flat Trail At 0.5 mile you approach the Heaton Flat campground shaded in a grove of pines. People who tag all the camping spots must arrive by FRIDAY, 3 October 2014. People camping will inspect the river and mark the allowed crossing points for the Fox Hunt. Please RSVP ASAP if you are one of these people who will be camping to the LA Ponies and Critters Group Please RSVP here if you are attending the event. Use Contact US Schedule for The Fox Hunt Day Event: Saturday morning 11 am – Stirrup Cup – traditional toast to begin the festivities Organize the hunters and release the Fox. We have 1 fox confirmed. A guide will go with each fox to mark trail. We are in a National Forest and do not wish to loose people. Ask subMissAnn for Fox requirements. The Guides with the Fox must mark their trail every 30 feet minimum, we provide markers. The Fox may choose to run back to the campground once spotted by the Hounds, but if the Fox is tagged, the Fox must stop at that point. There will be a \"free from hounds\" cage/burrow to curl up in. We will have Horns to flush the Fox and communicate with. 11:30 am – The Hunt begins The dogs/critters are released next to find the fox. The ponies and “riders” follow the dogs. The idea is that the dogs/critters encircle the fox after the dog/critter that finds the fox tags him/her, and they all bark to bring the ponies and “riders” to the scene. The fox is de-tailed. Being a social event, the hunt is followed by a pot luck dinner together and a Good-bye Toast. SPECTATORS are welcome to follow the Hunt and partake in the Feast. We always leave our camp site in better condition than when we arrived.

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* PetPlay Fetish ShootPetPlay Fetish Shoot

Posted by: waitingatthehorizon

Private residence. A unique opportunity to shoot with Mistress Selina Minx.

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* Bar Sinister Halloween BallBar Sinister Halloween Ball

Posted by: waitingatthehorizon

Bar Sinister Ghostly Equestrian Halloween Ball 1652 N. Cherokee Ave. Hollywood, CA 90028 Free admission to ponies and trainers!

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