Interstate 80 brought us down the western slope of the Sierras into
To the east of Madera
and north of Fresno , we left the
valley and climbed back into the foothills of the Sierras where the Escapees
have a co-op RVpark outside of Yosemite
National Park . We put our coats away now that the cold is
behind us. Overnight temperatures were
in the balmy 30s with forecasted highs in the 60s. It took no time at all to get used to these
temperatures.
This campground is unique – no flat
sites all in a row. There are winding
roads/sites through the hills here. We’re
on top of a small hill with a terrific view all around of the hills and
valleys. We have a nice patio with
picnic table and swing where we can sit and enjoy the view. No neighbors right next to us but within
sight. We were also told there are a
couple of other former Amazonians recuperating here.
Later today, we will pick up our
mail and explore a couple of small towns near Yosemite
and see how much of the park is open this time of year. There is a Methodist
Church nearby with a Christmas Eve
service at 7 pm which we will attend.
Tomorrow there will be a
Christmas Dinner at 4 pm in the
community room of the park. They are
serving turkey and prime rib. We’re
looking forward to that since we won’t be able to be with our family. It’s a very friendly and welcoming group
here.
We’ll be here until Friday when
we leave for the LA area and the Rose Parade festivities.
Again – Merry Christmas!!
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