Poll: Should the BLM Have Left the Crashed Airplane in the Glamis Dunes?
Published Jan. 09, 2018 0 Updated Jan. 04, 2018
What's your theory on how it got there?
Some would argue that having a destination to ride to is much more fun than simply riding in circles in the dunes. In Glamis you’ve got the swing set, the flag pole and for a short period of time, the mysterious airplane that suddenly appeared.
Apparently the BLM wants to make sure that Glamis doesn’t become a landfill for people to dispose of old equipment (rightly so) and has elected to haul off the airplane. Would you have liked to see it left as a waypoint or do you think it’s better that it was removed? Below is a video of the BLM Rangers hauling a portion of it away.







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