Eastern Sierras
| Daily Summary | May 3 |
|---|---|
| Day | 22 |
| Start | Pioneer Point Campground (Sequoia National Forest) near Lake Isabella, CA |
| Finish | Boulder Creek Campground in Lone Pine, CA |
| Today’s Miles | 111.7 |
| Trip Time | 02:37:02 |
| Moving Average | 54.8 mph |
| Speed Max | 71.4 mph |
| Time Moving | 02:04:23 |
| Odometer | 1533.9 |
| Location | https://share.delorme.com/Judice |
Highlights
- Windshield replaced right at our campsite. Couldn’t have been more convenient
- Sunrise from our bedroom at our elevated campsite over Lake Isabella.
- Sunny warm day chased us over Walkers Pass to the desert side of the Sierras.
- Ross located the Pacific Crest Trail crossing – too early in the year to sight thruhikers
- Landed at a nice commercial campground, Boulder Creek in Lone Pine. Robin needs a night of ‘supported camping’ every now and then. (e.g., a nice clean, hot shower)
Lowlights
- None
Observation
- Travel in teardrop with the pets means limited temperature range. Optimal temps between 40 to 75.
- Must remember to carry checks in our checkless world for odd campground fees (state/national parks you just put check in envelopes), for insurance deductibles to repair broken windshields, etc.
- Spock is the dirtiest dog he’s ever been. He loves it.