June Lake Villager
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Of Trains and Trees
... charred remains of many trees, and a sparse undergrowth. The giant Sequoias have a thick bark, and branches begin far up the tree, which makes them quite fire-resistant. While the grove looks like the site of destruction in some areas, the fire is actually necessary for the survival of the species as they need the light and the removal of the competition to grow. Arriving back in the valley at dusk, we opted for Curry Village pizza again, still covered in dirt ...
Running the Gauntlet.
... long red mound clump of rocks sitting at the edge of a canyon, maybe like a large dog laying on its belly having a long kip. Red Rock Canyon has been asleep for a very long time.
We then drove west towards Pahrump and Death Valley, leaving Las Vegas behind - not having gambled one dime. The sky was completely clear and a deep blue. Pahrump, we thought, was what you would say as you shoot over a cattle grid - PAH-RUMP! In, or just north of, Pahrump (and ...
Yosemite Part II
... winning documentary about rock climbing and the star of the film was there. It was okay, just not what I expected. On our way our of the park, we stopped at El Capitan to see the climber's headlamps. It was awesome seeing people 1500 feet up on the mountain! When we returned to camp, we sat outside for a little while to admire the stars. Without any lights nearby, you can see all kinds of stars. It's ...
Yosemite and Sequoia Parks, California
... way out from Anaheim and Disneyland, Jeep got side swiped in parking garage while we were in park, it is okay...only minor scratches, but the idiot remained parked next to us, leaving us to take photos of the parking job and we had to file a report. Not sure what will come of this, the police were pretty much careless about caring as was the park security. There are a lot of beautiful things in California, but some of ...
A long and winding road
... vehicles. When we arrived at the lake, we were disappointed. As the name suggests, we were expecting a lake that had reflections of the mountains around it, but the water level was so low that there wasn't much of a reflection and any reflection there was iced over. Anyway, we walked back to the shuttle and returned to Brian. Heading out of the park, we found a nice spot to stop for lunch and then we continued the hour or so drive out of the ...
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- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Kitchenette
- Free parking
- Pets allowed
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