profdant139 wrote:
Well, it was kind of like boondocking -- the park service let us stay in the parking lot because there were no unplowed spots available for RVs. But we had fun anyway -- most of the time there was no one else in the whole campground. Lots of snow. Good snowshoeing and hiking. Very cold -- one night the water supply froze when it got down to 11 degrees. And we had a minor bear attack -- no kidding!
If you want to read more (lots of photos!), here is the link:
Snow Camping at Lodgepole in Sequoia Nat Park
And here is an appetizer shot -- if you like this, there are a lot more "snowy big tree, small person" pictures on the blog. (Hey, it's the Sequoias -- what else would I take a picture of??)
PS -- in case you are having trouble spotting the person, that's DW in the lower right corner, wearing a blue hat.
WOW. Great Picture thanks for sharing!
That was the one thing on my bucket list I did not get to do.
It's got to feel like Jurassic park standing next to one of those! You two are REALLY adventurous RV'ers! :B
