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L'escargot's first big trip part two...
We're on top of Sentinel Dome in Yosemite National Park. The tree trunk behind me is the remains of the Jeffery Pine Ansel Adams photographed in 1940.
Florence, looking at her peak... The smoke on the right is from a fire in the south part of Yosemite.
View from the Geology Hut on Glacier Point. With binoculars, we could see people walking on the top of Half Dome.
Our last night in Yosemite...
Heading to see my brother in the small town of Quincy, in northern California. Driving across the Tioga Pass Road, we stopped for a two mile walk around Tenaya Lake.
On the east, dry side of Tioga Pass, we found a shady tree for lunch on the ten mile descent to Mono Lake.
My brother's cabin near Quincy. We saw and heard Sand Hill Cranes and Coyotes from his porch. And he drives the 1951 Studebaker every day. A last picnic at Silver Lake, 3000' above Quincy, and just off the Pacific Crest Trail.
Four long days back to Ohio. Our last night, at Wildcat Den State Park in Iowa.
We drove 6225 miles, averaging 17.6 mpg, pulling l'escagot with our 2014 Subaru Outback. We camped 16 nights, and spent 7 nights at relatives. Elevations ranged from 11,013' (Eisenhower Tunnel on I-70 in Colorado) to 282' below sea level (Death Valley), and temperatures ranged from 37 (a cool morning in Wyoming) to 113 degrees. Traveling with our Camp Inn 550 'L'escagot' was wonderful, no problems. But there's no place like your own back yard.
We're on top of Sentinel Dome in Yosemite National Park. The tree trunk behind me is the remains of the Jeffery Pine Ansel Adams photographed in 1940.
Florence, looking at her peak... The smoke on the right is from a fire in the south part of Yosemite.
View from the Geology Hut on Glacier Point. With binoculars, we could see people walking on the top of Half Dome.
Our last night in Yosemite...
Heading to see my brother in the small town of Quincy, in northern California. Driving across the Tioga Pass Road, we stopped for a two mile walk around Tenaya Lake.
On the east, dry side of Tioga Pass, we found a shady tree for lunch on the ten mile descent to Mono Lake.
My brother's cabin near Quincy. We saw and heard Sand Hill Cranes and Coyotes from his porch. And he drives the 1951 Studebaker every day. A last picnic at Silver Lake, 3000' above Quincy, and just off the Pacific Crest Trail.
Four long days back to Ohio. Our last night, at Wildcat Den State Park in Iowa.
We drove 6225 miles, averaging 17.6 mpg, pulling l'escagot with our 2014 Subaru Outback. We camped 16 nights, and spent 7 nights at relatives. Elevations ranged from 11,013' (Eisenhower Tunnel on I-70 in Colorado) to 282' below sea level (Death Valley), and temperatures ranged from 37 (a cool morning in Wyoming) to 113 degrees. Traveling with our Camp Inn 550 'L'escagot' was wonderful, no problems. But there's no place like your own back yard.
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