This is where the barricades are that prevent access to the 1400 loop. This surprised me. I thought that they would only be over near the 1400 loop comfort station, which would still allow folks to drive their carts to the other side of the movie screen, and perhaps take in a drive-in movie. We used to do that from time to time. Well, no more, you cannot drive behind the screen.
Or can you?
I do not encourage rule breaking of any type, but I
think a golf cart might be able to fit between those two poles. Not that I know from personal experience. I'm just saying.
While we are here, let's look across the lake to the nice view of the Wilderness for which the Fort is named. You know, that nice wooded area that the brilliant folks who planned the Fort left for future generations to enjoy?
Oh wait, I forgot.
They paved paradise and put up a parking lot, errr I mean some more campsites.
Lovely, isn't it?
As you can see, this is the only premium loop in the campground that had more than 50% of its sites occupied this weekend.
I ask, rhetorically, whether it was necessary for the greedy FW managers to tear down trees to stick a few more campsites here?
Too late to ask that question now.
Moving right along . . .
Here are the barricades that prevent access to the bridge:
Looking back toward the Segway group again:
Just a moment ago, we looked at the Do Not Enter sign prominently posted at the entrance to the Meadow Recreation Complex. I mean Meadows. Well, that did not stop this real man of genius from driving in:
From here, let's head over to the "cloverleaf" area to see what's going on in the full hook up sites.
Here's the entrance to the 1500 loop:
And, here's the 1700 loop:
As you can see, there were more campers on the full loops.
What does that tell you management?
That folks don't want to pay more money for the premium sites, that's what!
There are still folks who periodically say that 1700 and 1900 are not pet loops, but they are. They both have poop bag dispensers, and they both had dogs on them on this visit.
Here's a dog.
He's standing under the small tree in the right background of this photo:
It's either a dog or a pony.
I'm pretty sure it was just a dog.
I have to upload some more photos.
There have been 243 posted so far on this thread, in case you're counting.
That's pretty good with the quantity, no?
I'll be back later.
TCD