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I probably went in after you and left before you. I arrived at the trailhead on my bicycle about 10am, went up the trail a couple of miles and fished the first meadow in the wilderness for a couple of hours, then walked to the wilderness boundary and bicycled back to "Crags" camp at the east...

Thanks for a great report about a place I love! We must have just missed each other. Friday, while you were at Dunderberg, I was camped at the trailhead by the Tamarack mine; and I was in Robinson Canyon the same day you were!

Your a braver man than I, venturing forth on Labor day weekend... and you pulled it off much better than I would! Nicely done. Thanks for the report.

In spite of "Full Retreat" fully a treat! Thanks. Your trip reports always give me the urge to jump out of my chair, pack the camper, and head out to the places you describe and photograph so well.

Fabulous! A fine leisurely road trip and a beautiful way to document it.

We switched from propane to compressor a few years ago. The propane fridge would fluctuate wildly and was incapable of lowering the inside temperature any more than 35 degrees below ambient temperature. We bought our first compressor fridge "pre-owned" from a trucker who had it in the sleeper...

In a typical year the temperatures in our camper ranges between the low 20s at night to the low 100s during the day, a lot more fluctuation than our home refrigerator ever experiences. It has been my experience that the temperature controllers in refrigerators, if they are thermostats at all...

Thanks for all the good comments folks. It's nice to have one's work appreciated!

I think your idea of adding some weight is a good one. Sand bags from the local building supply yard are a cheap and adjustable solution.