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Friday night in Pinecrest shouldn't be too rowdy. Saturday night in the summers can be almost dangerous with the flatlanders whoopin' it up. Enjoy your trip. Post pictures, we LOVE pictures.

I am not Darryl, but I am pretty sure he means the super steep part that goes east from Kennedy Meadows as the "Sonora Grade". It really is spectacular, and there are forest service roads that allow dispersed camping with a permit. Stop at the Ranger's Station before you go, but you have to get...

Check the weather before you go, it can be COLD up there. They have closed highway 108, 24 miles from Strawberry, which I am pretty sure means Kennedy Meadows. That means all your plans are still good to go, and you should have less traffic since people got scared off.

Brightman may be right along the river, but you are quite a bit above it. With any of these, mid week should be fine anywhere. Weekends fill up fast.

The sign at Soulsbyville and 108 said pass was open today on my way home. Whoo-hoo!

Not sure if this would work but check out the FWC Sparrow. http://www.truckcampermagazine.com/off-road-expeditions/chad-lancaster-aev-jeep-brute-and-four-wheel-camper-sparrow/

His other website is pretty cool too if you like birding.

This is amazing. Do you have plans? dimensions, product lists? Would you make me one, ha ha.

I waited to let owners have first chance, but could a potential buyer come and hang out? I would have to tent camp. Like my signature says, I have the truck and need to recoup a bit from that financial hit, but the plan is to buy one in a year or so, and I am seriously investigating.

I have this for $60 and it is so-so. You have to bring everything up to temperature on a stove, and then it uses residual heat to finish cooking. Only certian foods take to that treatment well. I hear you can get them cheaper in the Asian markets...

Well, I found the next best thing to an RSS. Way at the bottom of the home page under Misc is a box and at the top of the box is "Today's Active Content". If I can keep up daily, this is a sweet way to catch up, partially because when you click on the post is takes you strait to the end instead...

Another option would be increasing the "Recently added topics" on the home page to 20 or so. That way, given usual traffic, one could go a day or two without checking and still get a good feel for what has been going on.

I would also like an RSS feed option. It has been a year since this tantalizing promise was issued. Great site, just hoping for more. Thanks.

Toyota Tacoma 2005+ mounting brackets for mounting a FWC on the Tacoma composite bed. If your thinking about buying a FWC these would be nice to have preinstalled on your Tacoma. FREE, for local pickup only. Will not send as they are too heavy. They are in perfect condition and worked well...

OOOO cabinporn, fell down that rabbit hole for a while. Thanks.

Now this is a cool idea to store a grill on the back mounted spare tire. At $120 is isn't cheap, but very space efficient. http://www.expeditionportal.com/expedition-gear/accessories/1527-stuff-and-things-front-runner-spare-tire-campfire-cooking-grate.html

WOW!

You photos don't seem to match the descriptions. Is it possible to see interior pictures of the scenarios you described as Photo 1-4, only photo 5 shows the tables you are referring to. Thanks.

I was up in Bishop for the Millpond Music Festival this weekend and crossed over both Tioga and Sonora Pass to do it. The Aspens at the Bishop end are barely changing, but up near Bridgeport they are about halfway changed already. I think next weekend should be just about perfect.

There is also a peel and stick caulking product that is sort of like using a hot glue gun without the heat. It's the same stuff they use when they send you trinkets in the mail and there is a clear jelly holding it on. Dap 18324 Seal 'N Peel Removable Caulk, 10.1-Ounce 4.50 through Amazon.

Sorry to hijack, but I have a question. I visited some awesome dinosaur tracks just outside of Denver to the West, and I can't remember what they were called. I would love to go again. It had maybe a 50 yard expanse of exposed tracks on an almost vertical cliff face. Chain link fencing to...

This is my favorite dutch oven site. 171 consecutive days of dutchin' http://dutchovenmadness.blogspot.com/ She grades each entry. Your tastes might vary, but it is a good start.

How long has that button been in the top bar? (Yeah, I'm not very observant, I've been told that before.) I like it. What a great way to flip though peoples pictures of fabulous places. Thanks for a great site.

Firefox 3.5.9 on a MacBook The first time it says No new content. The second time it loads up 30-40 or however many since the last time I clicked "Mark all as read". It is only a minor inconvenience, one I have become accustomed to to, but wrong just the same. Thanks for your dedication to...

I still have to double click the View new content button every time.