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<blockquote data-quote="The Other Side" data-source="post: 1278907" data-attributes="member: 17969">Its too bad you dont understand elevation and proximity.&nbsp; San Clemente is roughly 225 feet above sea level on the coast.&nbsp; Lake Forrest is roughly 475 feet in the hills.The distance from San Clemente and Lake Forrest is less than 20 miles. Riding through the canyons ( in a T Shirt ) in between San Clemente would be considered ( near your neighborhood ) as I said in my original post, we didnt get by the seedy side ( your neighborhood), we came close enough to be considered &quot;YOUR NECK OF THE WOODS&quot;.Considering I live in the High Desert, being in Lake Forrest puts me in your neighborhood vs being 110 mille away.Cooks Corner was our final destination after riding Trabuco canyon and Santa Rancho Margarita.Being in the hills, the temperatures are HOTTER than on the coastal areas.Your need to argue has gotten the best of you.&nbsp; We know how to tell temperatures. YOU posted weather for that day at 71 degrees and MOSTLY cloudy.&nbsp; This wasnt the case at all.&nbsp; Bikers dont ride in T Shirts in 71 degree weather and mostly cloudy.Most of us recieved sunburns to our necks and faces.You have NO IDEA where I rode despite your &quot;For the 10,000 time......he said he was in my area&quot; claim.We covered 325 miles that day. TOS.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Other Side, post: 1278907, member: 17969"] Its too bad you dont understand elevation and proximity. San Clemente is roughly 225 feet above sea level on the coast. Lake Forrest is roughly 475 feet in the hills. The distance from San Clemente and Lake Forrest is less than 20 miles. Riding through the canyons ( in a T Shirt ) in between San Clemente would be considered ( near your neighborhood ) as I said in my original post, we didnt get by the seedy side ( [SIZE=2]your neighborhood[/SIZE]), we came close enough to be considered "YOUR NECK OF THE WOODS". Considering I live in the High Desert, being in Lake Forrest puts me in your neighborhood vs being 110 mille away. Cooks Corner was our final destination after riding Trabuco canyon and Santa Rancho Margarita. Being in the hills, the temperatures are HOTTER than on the coastal areas. Your need to argue has gotten the best of you. We know how to tell temperatures. YOU posted weather for that day at 71 degrees and MOSTLY cloudy. This wasnt the case at all. Bikers dont ride in T Shirts in 71 degree weather and mostly cloudy. Most of us recieved sunburns to our necks and faces. You have NO IDEA where I rode despite your [B]"For the 10,000 time......he said he was in my area"[/B] claim. We covered 325 miles that day. TOS. [/QUOTE]

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