We continued our journey north along the eastern Sierras up to
Convict Lake – a beautiful place nestled in the foothills near the lake and a
bubbling stream. We are here for three nights while we explore the
area.
We drove to Mammoth Lakes today and rode the gondola up to the
top of the ski slopes. It was a glorious sunny, 53 degrees with no wind at the
top – a perfect day for spring skiing.
The roads to many of the lakes and trails we wanted to explore
are still closed due to snow, ice and avalanche risk. Guess we are a little
early in the season despite the lovely weather.
These are hot springs near our camp – scalding hot so we just
looked. They are located about 6 miles down a gravel road in a National Forest –
definitely “a road less traveled” - and when we arrived there was a big paved
parking lot and 6 restrooms! Our tax dollars at work!
We read about this hot tub out in the middle of nowhere in a
blog that Roger reads so we decided to check it out this evening! How fun!
Someone took PVC pipes and directed the hot water into a pool made of rocks and
cement. You can turn a valve on the pipe on and off to control the amount of hot
water that flows through the tub. We enjoyed talking with two couples and a
trucker! Glad they weren’t nude!!!
Friday, May 2, 2014
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