Silver Bear Condos Mammoth Lakes

... from the top of Mono Lake and the tufa were quite stunning (click for clip), which you can see in the pictures. When we finally made it around the crater (click for clip) and caught sight of the big RV looking like a dot on the landscape we figured that deserved a picture - we really were in the middle of nowhere in this vast country. During the walk Kathryn kept on about sand in her shoes, I pressed on and ...

... kind of bubbles around rocks, and the water around it becomes thick and slimy like vegetable oil.<br><br>Anyway... enough &#8220;education&#8221;... let me tell you what we ate!! We made a fire and grilled pork chops to go with a salad. Yummy! We also managed to buy a corn on the cob. It was delicious, grilled on the open fire... perfect charred flavour.<br><br>We then climbed into the tent and settled for the night. It was getting very chilly (we ...

... a long distance with no fuel. To put this into UK terms, this is like us having no petrol stations between Cardiff and London, this country is huge! After a 2 minute panic, as we didn't have much fuel left, we reached for our reasonably helpful GPS and punched in our requirements, to which it saved the day and even surprised us a little. So we set off back in the direction from which we had came to find fuel.<br><br>We reached the garage ...

... of bear canisters and difficult to stuff with food. I suggest buying a lighter canister or renting one. This canister works is cheaply rented at the National Park. The cannister is 3 lbs. so it adds substantially to a 20 lbs packweight. We won't be carrying these in Vermont and our packweights will be under 20 lbs where they should be. The end weight should be about 16 lbs for each of us plus food and water.<br><br>Water storage ...

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Today I went and checked out Yosemite NP. The drive up into Yosemite was quite nice and took a couple of hours from Napa. In Yosemite there are a number of hiking trails ranging in distance from short to a couple of hours long. Alternatively, if your game enough, you can try and climb up El Capitan. There were heaps of people in Yosemite so I mainly just did a drive around tour stopping occassionally for some of the shorter hikes and to check out Yosemite Falls. Unfortunately due ...

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It's always felt funny coming home. I suppose because it always feels like home. I drive in on the 15 the palm trees and freeways become more familiar and then San Diego shows itself to me.... again. There's something about the lives down here I always imagine folks to be on this semi-permanent vacation as though jobs, homes and bills don't exist but, of course they do and I'm reminded why it feels like it shouldn't. It never was not to me or my twin ...

Happy Easter! What a wonderful day to celebrate the risen Lord. The weather is just fantastic! It is in the 70's here and mostly sunny. We decided to do the hike up Yosemite Falls. There are several other hikes we wanted to do but the roads were closed to the trailhead due to snow pack. The Yosemite Falls is the tallest waterfall in North America and the fifth highest in the world. These falls drop 2,425 feet in three tiers. The Upper Falls plummets 1 ...

This place is amazing. Hands down the greatest mountain I have ever ridden, although at the time of writing this I have yet to visit Whistler. There are several peaks, the tallest one being around 11,500 feet. One of the faces is mostly open glades. There are too many incredible runs to cover in one day, lots of blues, and blacks. The double blacks are truly breakneck runs, and because the mountain is so big, it's not that busy for the most ...