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Yep, having lived in San Diego for the past eight years Im now used to just a few inches of rain per year. This is Habermas' position anyway!Any further thoughts from dear readers are most welcome!cross posted at HR. I have visions of small bodies getting stuck upside down in the tube or falling off and nobody noticing for miles or ground. This is the first time that APSACS held summer usfs camp grounds. (Gak! Theres that spoiled Southern California brat again, so used to non-smoking everywhere). But I was underwhelmed and confronted by my judgment. If you're a social person, or if you are uncomfortable traveling alone and don't have a companion, then that's an option summer. We head off to Thorne Bay (population 486), once the largest logging usfs camp grounds in the WORLD web.

One goal was to miss the summer mosquito season - and in that we were successful. And Donna and her big collection of adorable pet bunnies hopping around the gardens are super welcoming camper. It was overcast, though not raining yet. Well, they did say its an untourist place. And now Im smack up against my extreme dislike for camping especially when its cold and wet with no hot wateror other such comfortsin sight. Green lines show the route we drove.

If you're thinking of taking the trip, then you definitely should do it. A pretty spot for sure - though real primitive. Those sections may have represented a total of perhaps 200 miles in our 3100 miles of riding - not much. Again, Im under-impressed - its a super small town and theres nothing much to see or do summer.

Finally, we find Donnas Place c.a.m.p.. Bah! Finally morning arrives - its bright, the rain stopped and the sun is out c.a.m.p.. No tourist trap hotels and stores. A reader writes:"I was looking at some posts on your blog and I was wondering if I could ask you a very elementary question about Habermas. But one of the gals kindly gave us her walk-in spot while she stayed with buds in their RV.

Next up is Coffman Cove (population teeny). He explains any mishaps and challenges you endure together as a couple or family serve as fodder to deepen your connection about three weeks later. This feeling doesn't develop on a one or two week trip camps. Im suffering from the extreme withdrawal symptoms Tim Ferriss talks about in his Four Hour Workweek book when you first cease to be controlled by constant email-checking. Theres nothing except a disheveled rustic store. Ty concurs, but Im the opposite. The ACA maps were quite good, and we were able to navigate without using supplemental USFS or BLM maps. Ah! This is more like it - a cute little fully furnished pad for just $80 for the night. The route, scenery and overall experience were GREAT.