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Hey all, my name is Gary and my gal is Glynda. We live in Arroyo Grande CA about 3 miles from Oceano Dunes. If anyones up for a ride at the dunes or other nearby places give us a jingle.

Hi Gary, if you ever get up to Reno and Sand Mountain give us a call.

I don't know what you ride but we have a little bit of everything here.

RZR's, Rhino's, quads, dirt bikes, VW and China buggies, Full blown sand rails, rock crawlers.

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