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We spent the night at Campo Alto on Cerro Noroeste in the Los Padres and watched a spectacular sunset over the Sierra Madres. Good for the soul.

From a hiking trip to our local National Park last month. West Anacapa Island from Inspiration Point:

We are defnintely looking forward to it. Our annual ritual of blowing off our usual evening fitness regimes for a run up to our favorite hiking area followed by a late dinner al fresco is always and enjoyable start of the new season.

Mine rides in my camper exclusively and has been doing so for almost seven years, wouldn't worry too much about it.

That's the spot. Was the old dead tree (to the left) still there?

Nice report Bill, looks like you two had a great trip. From your photo it sure looks like you have found it. The photo of mine that you have posted is from March 2010. The spot wasn't technically a spot. There was no table or fire ring. Looking at the tree structure it seems like that is indeed...

Came across this last week and almost posted it...seems appropriate now... http://vimeo.com/79393289

Extraordinary!

Catalogue material right there...

Bosque Bill's oustanding trip report inspired me to post these from '09...

Bill, Julia Pfeiffer Burns SP and McWay Falls are definitely not to be missed. Pfeiffer Beach near Big Sur proper and it's purple sand are also worthy. A hike out to the mouth of the Big Sur River at Andrew Molera SP is also nice. We also never miss stopping at the Henry Miller Library, walking...

Been running a Sears Diehard Group 31 going on 4 years, still going strong. Others claim a pair of 6V in tandem is the way to go. For simplicity though, the Diehard is hard to beat.

Good to see the Tacoma is still kickin!

Thanks folks. This trip in particular was extra special, the whales that chose us were incredibly playful and friendly, I must have kissed five different whales. We seem to get lucky late season when fewer whales are remaining, I think ~80 mamas and babies were all that were left. As it's been...

I'm surprised this is still available.

And some eye contact:

A little whale bonding from our Baja trip last month:

Very cool. Lots of familiar territory from my backpacking days.

Very enjoyable report. Glad you are on the mend. I feel the Sierras calling.

Erod! Good to see you back in the hood and with a new camper in the works!

Helluva write up, congrats on your new dream rig. Your joy and stoke is quite evident!!

^^^ Exactly

Maybe just drain it into a 5 gal bucket and water your plants with it? That's what i do when I have to drain the water tank for whatever reason.

Very nice Andy. You got skills for shore!

pretty slick!