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| Highlights of the August Lake Isabella trip |
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| Above: This is a bitchen steak house with an outdoor grill and 4 generations of cats roaming around the storage yard next door. |
| Below Left: This was our campsite in Rivernook. It was thougjhtfully placed next to two chemical toilets that served what seemed like 20+ campers an hour. Strangely ours was the only one with grass growing on it. Coincidence? |
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| The Sierra's offer a lot of diversity of landscape. Hard to believe these locals are only a few miles apart. |
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| Here is what happens when you shake a waverunner vigorously with the hood up. Jason got 3 shiny staples for that one. Best to take care of those early. We know what happens to windshields when they crack. |
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| Below is the Pine Cone Inn. The place takes Kitche and Tacky to a new level. A must see if you're ever in Kernville. Excellent bar food and Roberta the owner is a kick. |
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| Right: Here is where I spent most of my evenings. Dark & dank, it caters to retiree's, bikers, the working class, young tatooed women, and the Orange County tourist. |
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| Left: Here we have Jason changing a trailer tire at a Haunted abandoned gas station out in the middle of scary-nowhere.That is my donor tire there Thank-you-very-much. We finally got him going and back at camp around 10pm that night. |
