 Outside the RV, our twenty-four foot home for the next two weeks. First stop: Sequoia National Park. |
 View from Lodgepole campground, elevation 6700 feet. The Marble Fork of the Kaweah River ran by our site. |
 Craft time at camp: Ellen and Susan making hair scrunchees with Hot Loops. |
 Susan hiking to Tokopah Falls with her dad. |
 Susan finds a shady cave along the trail. |
 Yellow-bellied marmot ( Marmota flaviventris) along the trail. |
 We've come so far, this sign won't stop us from reaching the falls. |
 Susan cools her feet on reaching the falls. |
 Susan and Larry celebrate reaching Tokopah Falls together. Fortunately, they have a supply of TicTac "energy pills" for the hike back. |
 Tokopah Falls at Sequoia National Park. |
 The General Sherman sequoia, the largest living tree. Formerly, the largest living thing, until some fungus took the prize. |
 Amy (and her mom), a small living thing. |