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@beer 30 I hate to nitpick but can you change your avatar, or at least change the font. It is nearly identical to GMs and when scrolling on mobile a lot of times I get you two mixed up because the avatar is more prominent than the username.

Thanks!
 
@beer 30 I hate to nitpick but can you change your avatar, or at least change the font. It is nearly identical to GMs and when scrolling on mobile a lot of times I get you two mixed up because the avatar is more prominent than the username.

Thanks!
Absolutely not, it's purposeful. I don't get nearly the traction he does.

Ask Joe to make the avatars bigger :thumbup:
 
For anyone familiar with Yosemite....I'm wanting to make a trip there in May and I'm not sure if I should have begun planning this a year ago or start planning for next May instead of this May.
My primary interest is photography.

A few questions:
I would prefer to stay in the park, but my wife will only stay in a hotel, it looks like Ahwahnee is out of my price range and Yosemite Valley Lodge has no vacancy. The other options look too below market for the Mrs.
I've seen that the lines getting into the park can be long, but I'm wondering if I were to stay outside the park the first week of May, is that a timeline that I should still expect delays getting into and around the park?
Are there any recommendations for hotels close to the entrance of the park?
This hasn't even begun to address that I haven't made any park entry reservations as yet either and as I understand it, they are now required.

Sorry for the rambling. Just jotting down thoughts as I go.
TIA
 
Pretty stoked for July - driving down to Lassen Volcano NP, tent camping at Manzanita Campground for two nights. From there, well drive down to Three Rivers, CA for a hotel stay, freshen up, grab some grub then hit Eshom Campground for 2 nights. Hoping to explore Sequoia/Kings' from there, but having never been, I'm certainly open to suggestions!

We will then drive down to Big Bear and stay at my cousin's house for 3 nights. I definitely want to hit Joshua Tree but know it'll be HOT as hell in July, so don't anticipate doing too much hiking or anything. Would love some ideas or suggestions on things to do and see from Big Bear as our base for 3 nights. Also happy to just relax and enjoy the lake. My cousin will have a ton of ideas for us too as they've owned this house for a while and rent it out as an ABnB.

Then off to Scottsdale for a week. In July. As you do. Other than making @Bob Sacamano come drink with me, I got nothing planned here. Just time with wife's family. I know the guys want to golf TPC Scottsdale, but I'm not good enough to consider that.

We'll probably just high tail it back to Oregon, but my kids desperately want to stay in Los Angeles for a night, so we'll do that. I've heard there's a great hotel called Zachari Dunes on Mandalay Beach, so curious if anybody has thoughts there. Would also take suggestions on a fun place to stay in the Bay Area for another night.
 

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