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Hunting for bears
After leaving Oakhurst, we headed the short journey up Highway 41 to Yosemite National Park. We drove slowly up to 8000ft through giant redwood forests taking in amazing views of the valley and mountains. We ended up in Yosemite Valley, the main tourist area of Yosemite. It has shops and restaurants as well as a key starting point for a range of hikes. We decided to go and see Yosemite Falls, the highest waterfall in North America, and ...
Lee Vining & Bodie Ghost Town
... a self-written ticket in the carpark. Gary was champing at the bit and couldn't wait to get out and about amongst the treasure trove of ruined architecture, textures, rusting transportation and other glories waiting for his camera. Overheard conversations made us appreciate that the inhabitants of several of the other cars were a photographic society on a day out.
You could see why they had come. Bodie went from ...
To ski or not to ski?
... fall it was still bleeding, so not surprising that it was painful. They gave him some heavy duty narcotics, a prescription for some more and an ice pack, and sent him home. By the next morning, he was feeling more comfortable, but definitely not up to skiing. (Before you start feeling too sorry for him - he first pulled this muscle 2 weeks ago, leaping over a stream for a photo ...
Feeling Hot! Hot! Hot!
... of Merle Haggard and Buck Owens as the face of Bakersfield, not Basque restaurants. The Birthday Girl said she was also intrigued by the Basque restaurants, so off we went to The Wool Growers. Evidently that restaurant is frequented by Barbara Streisand and Merle Haggard. Little did we know what faced us. Dining provincial Basque style involves multiple courses family-style, starting with a cabbage soup, pinto beans, and a hot sauce that you individually layer in ...
The Edge of Yosemite
... as the most alien landscape we had seen. We took a little time to walk out on the crusty salt and mineral slick that made up the flats and the bright reflection of the sun beating off of the white ground was almost unbearable without sunglasses. The flats were beautifully framed by the rocky barren summits that surrounded the lake and it was easy to imagine you were no longer on the earth at all.
Shortly after the salt flats we ...
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