I think the camo netting is the way to go. It will also hide us from any air raid assaults.

If we get the camo netting, can we play Band of Brothers? I get to be Capt. Lewis Nixon.

Only if we can vote you off at Camp Council. :p

Depending on where we end up, the sites at SC are comparable of not larger than the ones at Dorst. It also depends on where you put your tent. The river sites are pretty large.

You can't tell where the cars is here, but that's Sheep Creek in the background. This is one of the site on the far right of the campground.

They're right at the site. Depending on the size and layout of the site, it's a longer walk for some sites than others, but it's never more than 20 yards or so.

Here's another. Boy Scout Not Included.

Who is this... Shawshank?

God I need to rescan these photos at a decent resoultion:

(okay, these are technically at Crystal Springs or Azalea or Sunset in the Grant's Grove area, but hey, it's a good excuse to embarrass myself)

Perhaps we should take a cue from Survior (what follows is hewresay since I've never watched it) and divide into two tribes - One for the planners (Team Anal Retentive?) who can plot out exact car to tent to camper ratios as well as detailed financial spreadsheet including projected losses or gains from attracting last minute campers and forcing them to pay a premiium.

The other tribe (Team Laissez faire?) may or may not show up, won't make any plans in advance, might bring enough food or booze, but might not - they'll arrive unexpected, maybe early, maybe late - and will leave unannounced (when the food & booze run out?) They might even end up in Yosemite instead.

At the end of the trip (if it can be determined) both tribes will post stories and pictures and a disinterested third party (Todd?) will announce a winner

I like it. I really do. I'm tellin' ya that. I say, I'm tellin' ya that.