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Wonderful TR Basin. I went to GBNP three years ago and had a great time. We even summited Wheeler Peak, where the view went on for miles. The wind on WP was incredible and there were even numerous little low rock "bunkers" on the way to the summit where a climber could take a brief respite...

When you mentioned that your dragonfly mug was broken, I remembered that I had seen some very beautiful dragonfly pottery from the Ephraim Faience pottery. I included a couple of links for you to check out. It's a little pricey, but worth a look...

Yikes! It may have just been stored wet and not have any real leaks to speak of, but finding out if that's the case would be difficult. I think I'd pass on this one.

That's a good mix of ingenuity and dedication.

Really cool--thanks for posting.

Idle Thoughts Of A Retiree's Wandering Mind: I had amnesia once --- maybe twice. ******************** Protons have mass? I didn't even know they were Catholic. ******************** All I ask is a chance to prove that money can't make me...

You've inspired me to get up that way and explore it a bit more. When my kids were younger, we geocached up in that area, but other than finding the caches, we didn't look around too much. I especially like your night shots of camp and the stars. You all must possess some extreme discipline...

Congrats on a successful maiden voyage.

Nice TR, thanks for posting.

Welcome to the club--looking forward to your build pics.

"How to Overthrow the System: brew your own beer; kick in your Tee Vee; kill your own beef; build your own cabin and piss off the front porch whenever you bloody well feel like it." --Edward Abbey

So, in order for your system to work for me, I'll have to find an outdoorsy female to bring along on my trips...

Looks like, for the most part, you all dodged a lot of the smoke that was further south. Looking forward to Part II.

I considered going to Sonora Pass on Labor Day, but I figured Ebbetts would be less crowded. Now I know better. I LOVE summer so I don't know why I got a little excited when I saw that you found ice. Maybe I'm just looking forward to a season change. The color of Wolf Creek Lake from above...

That's a beautiful area. I think I can make out the shape of a sleeping giant--if I'm looking at the photo correctly.

This could not have come at a better time. I just ordered one of these and I just thought I'd figure out some way to mount it when it arrived. You just saved me a lot "ingineering..." THANKS A BUNCH!

I ALWAYS make sure that I have a roll or two of quarters and my checkbook in my center console. It's a horrible feeling to have a nice pay shower right there and no quarters to feed it. The checkbook is for those times when staying in a campground is necessary (I've never had the exact amount...

Glad he made it off the ridge safely before the light show started.

I think it's very fitting that some of those New Mexican dragonflies appeared to be wearing turquoise... Thanks for the TR and the beautiful photographs.

No, I didn't even know there was an old dam.

I took a short 3 day/2 night camp trip to the Ebbetts Pass area of the Sierra Nevada over Labor Day. Here's a link to the Trip Report: Ebbetts Pass - Labor Day 2015 I incorrectly identified Hiram Peak as Iceberg Peak in my blog. I've since corrected it and I just wanted to put that out there.

For some time now, I've seen a flat bed in my future, so I'm looking forward to seeing your build. Also, love the cabinetry.

Congrats on the new rig. I'm from New Mexico and I always find myself missing it, especially, you guessed it, the red/green chile! I look forward to seeing future Trip Reports from you and my home state.

I noticed that you didn't list All Terrain Campers above. They've always been known for their outstanding customer service AND their willingness to modify their products to fit their customers needs. I bought a pop up from them late last year and I could not be happier. Give them a look if...

You'll love the Firestone air bags!