[pct-l] VVR?

[ROYROBIN at aol.com (ROYROBIN@aol.com)]

VVR has always been a stop to look forward to, far as I'm concerned.  They're 
a fishing camp with a short season and long expenses.  The food is better 
than we should expect at a trailhead resort.  They run a tab on customers, which 
you pay when you leave.  Maybe a lot of people aren't used to that, and are 
shocked at the total if they haven't been keeping score as they went along.  
That's not VVR's fault.

Anyone who feels their prices are out of line should try mailing their 
resupply boxes to Reds Meadow or Muir Trail Ranch.  The people at VVR act like 
they're glad to see you!            
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> Anyone else have good or bad experiences recently at VVR? One is curious. 
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