MA will probably be April 27th weekend.

I'm not sure we need to do a Group Camp thing. In the past, I've just gone early enough in the year to snag 2 or 3 adjacent campsites. Most will accommodate 2 cars and 2 tents. The Sheep Creek sites are VERY spacious.

Some real nice things about group sites though -

They usually have a large central firepit providing for much entertainment.

And, they are spaced away from "neighbors" without the group causing a noise problem, or being bothered by an adjacent noise problem.

We've also stayed at campsites before they were "officially" open, so I wouldn't worry about that either.

I vote for Ceder Grove (in the Valley)

If camping is the plan, you must let me know where to come pick up your mountain lion chomped corpses...
:D

Speaking of...has anyone seen the movie about the guy who was living with the bears in Alaska?

Yawn.



As for Group camping ... though I know nothing specific about Kings C/Sequoia ... I tend to have a negative view of group campgrounds. They are usually not as nice as "regular" ones. I would rather get 2 or 3 adjacent regular sites.

That said, I will have to defer to those who've been there as to specifics. What's the difference between Cedar Something and Sheep's Guts Somewhere being touted by both ends of the €uro/NA household?

"Grizzly Man". That was a good documentary. And the attack was caught on audio. I hope it never, ever hits the internet. Ugh.

Thank God the cap was on the lens. :(

I thought the movie was so awesome and so sad.

Did you catch the part where the writer was talking to the woman inherited all of his things and told her to destroy it?

He was a character but also being out there alone doesn't make anyone concerned about who hears them....he would have edited it better, I am sure.

I hope she did destroy it. I can't believe he actually listened to it...
I think the poor guy was a little touched in the head. It's such an awful ending to his life.
:(

Woosies. ;)