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To: Prognosticator who wrote (20172)9/23/1999 6:22:00 PM
From: JC Jaros  Respond to of 64865
 
I have to say that having been to many places around the world, the Tuolumne meadows is the most striking place I've seen. Much more so than the more famous Yosemite Valley, if you can believe that, because there's a lot more of it, and it isn't overcrowded.

That's a nice area. I was fortunate as a kid to have a step dad who was a Sierra Club outing leader. We traveled in a 1968 Volvo to within 50 miles of every single point on the map within California. In the years following, my trips elsewhere (other states) always just remind me of someplace just like it back home in California.

-JCJ



To: Prognosticator who wrote (20172)9/26/1999 11:58:00 PM
From: Mephisto  Respond to of 64865
 
OT

Dear Prog, Well, I'll never forget, shaking in my tent, when the bear growled outside. We were camped at a remote site (at that time) on Vancouver Island.

And the first time we ever saw a grizzly was at Jasper National Park in Alberta, my husband said, "look at that big dog!" It was our first time in the park. The grizzly sat content in a meadow. When it saw us, it took off. Thank goodness!

Glad to hear you and your wife had a nice time.

Best wishes,

Mephisto


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