Wine smoothed out the aches and pains of a day-long hike up steep trails.
Ken and I had been to Yosemite quite a lot while we lived in California, so this was not my first time there. We tent-camped up in the Crane Flat and Tuolumne Meadow campgrounds, stayed in a cabin down in the valley (and woke up to three feet of snow one morning), and went on a day trip or two (a long day from San Francisco). This was, however, the first time I stayed in a tent-cabin in the valley.
We stayed in one of these tent cabins.
yosemite IS a gorgeous place. what are the tent-cabins like on the inside?
ReplyDeleteNice photo of you. Tent cabins. Not so sure about them.
ReplyDeleteI have never seen those tent cabins before. Maybe they are comfortable.
ReplyDeleteWalt - who was it that took an American Prez to Yosemite to lobby it to become a national park. I know!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOne of the books I bought when living in SF was about this great man of the wilderness.
Leon
DeleteFrom a documentary I watched two yrs ago, it seems that it was the naturalist John Muir and President Teddy Roosevelt:
http://www.pbs.org/nationalparks/people/historical/muir/
Nine years counts for a throwback. I'd like to try one of those tent cabins sometime.
ReplyDeleteI've never been to Yosemite or Yellowstone or even the Grand Canyon. Shameful for an American, I think! I need to go! Great photos.
ReplyDeleteThose tent cabins look interesting. Last time we were in Yosemite was 2004 [but in a camper]. A great place :-)
ReplyDeleteSo, you were sleeping in the past tents?
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