On post #14
On post #14
Going Saturday. Might have to invent an errand that takes all day.
On post #26
Same problem here. This site is dangerous for my budget.
On post #27
High camp in the Sierra, years ago. I actually got cold because I wouldn't stop looking and go to bed.
On post #4
That dog knows exactly what it's doing.
On post #74
No idea year to year, which is the point. Ask at the hut if there's one open, they'll know.
On post #20
Did a three-day lake trip in one. Fine with light gear, and miserable in a headwind. Plan around mornings.
On post #21
A pocket film camera on a long hike. You stop shooting everything when each shot costs money.
On post #72
No sugar, and I will not be taking questions.
On post #16
Not naming mine in a public forum, but: look at the map for lakes with no road on the near side. An extra mile of walking filters out almost everyone.
On post #23
How do you find your way out of the station at these rural stops? I've always wanted to walk from one.
On post #81
If the animal changes what it's doing because of you, you're too close.
On post #75
This also applies to rural services, where you can't get anywhere near that. What's the answer there?
On post #82
Thank you for the last line. Random cairns off-trail have sent people the wrong way.
On post #25
Keep an eye on your feet, and your gear. The seventh wave isn't a myth when you've got a camera in your hand.
On post #77
Sausage, lentils, a lot of mustard. It's camp food that I also make at home.