Photo of the Day for 03/27/16: Balancing Act
In August of 2014 we spent a few days in a cabin in the Mineral King area of Sequoia National Mark. Mineral King is very remote. There are pockets of bits of generator-produced electricity, but otherwise everything is propane, if anything at all. The only route into Mineral King by car is a long slog (~90 minutes) up a ~one lane mountain road that isn't even paved in some parts. And that was after driving all the way to Sequoia. Anyhow, we had a nice time and enjoyed exploring, though the elevation was rough for all of us. On one of our hikes that took us into a designated wilderness area I spotted this grasshopper balancing on some grass.

In August of 2014 we spent a few days in a cabin in the Mineral King area of Sequoia National Mark. Mineral King is very remote. There are pockets of bits of generator-produced electricity, but otherwise everything is propane, if anything at all. The only route into Mineral King by car is a long slog (~90 minutes) up a ~one lane mountain road that isn't even paved in some parts. And that was after driving all the way to Sequoia. Anyhow, we had a nice time and enjoyed exploring, though the elevation was rough for all of us. On one of our hikes that took us into a designated wilderness area I spotted this grasshopper balancing on some grass.
