I had to schedule yesterday’s blog to post before we arrived at Alabama Hills because I was pretty sure I wouldn’t have any cell service … and I was right 😦 We can get occasional cell service if I put the phone in our bedroom window, cross my fingers, put my tongue to the roof of my mouth, and stand on one leg. That has worked a few times so I was able to read blogs one night, but we knew cell service would be an issue and the McDonalds in town has decent coffee and good Wi-Fi so that was our plan for future blogs and emails.
So here is what you missed when we arrived at our awesome boondocking spot on Sunday …
Remember that heavy wind I told you about in Bishop? Well it did pick up again but fortunately it was on our tail during our short drive into Lone Pine, CA., but when we turned up Whitney Portal Road toward the boondocking area we could really feel the wind. It continued to blow like crazy until 6:00 p.m., three hours after the weather service said it would stop, I guess I was right to question how they can predict what time it will end, cause they were definitely wrong on Sunday!
While we had to set up in the wind we were able to get our favourite spot so we had protection from the wind, along with awesome views and, once the wind died down, total silence … it is so incredibly peaceful here. One of the best parts, for me, of boondocking is the lack of white noise that power generates!
We didn’t do much outside on Sunday because of the wind, but I did venture out between gusts to get pictures so you could see our views. After our travels our windows are way to dirty to take any pictures through them … but that is a future me problem 😀
Until next time …
Incredible views. Almost tucked into C-C-P? I would guess.
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Well Jan you got us, what does C-C-P mean?
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One of our favorite areas of the country! Beautiful pictures!
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Thank you, we love it here as well.
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Beautiful spot with fantastic views!
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We have never been there, it is truly lovely. Love how you parked among the rocks for wind protection.
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Beautiful shots and yours looks prime. Thank you for the pictures.
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Now that’s my kind of boondocking spot. This area has been on our list for awhile but our travels seem to always take us in the opposite direction. One day we’ll make it there!
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In terms of scenery it is my favourite boondocking spot but the gas prices in California make it an easy decision to bypass, which we often do, and come down through Nevada instead.
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