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Date: 03-02-95 09:50:00 AM
Subject: Re: Red Rock or ???
So David Garth says:
>
> Hi all.
>
> I've camped a lot in the highway 395 area, and I personally don't like
> Red Rock that much. Very barren and dry looking.
>
> Nearby, and at a higher elevation, is another Forest Service Campground
> called Lone Pine Campground; it's on the road to Whitnet Portal. This
> place is gorgeous! Fabulous views from almost every camp site.
>
> If we're going this far, why not go to a prettier (and cooler) place?
>
When it's that far away, it doesn't really matter. Is the Red Rock
area warm this early in Spring? After Pfieffer, I wouldn't mind
a little dry. ;)
Steven
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