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Subject: [pct-l] Proof of a Bear-Can
From: mardav at charter.net (Marion Davison)
Date: Tue Oct 12 22:11:13 2004
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Michael Deitchman wrote:

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> As for 'stealth camping', that's only for use in
>Yosemite Valley when there are no spots left in Camp
>4. In the backcountry, you should be able to camp
>wherever you see fit (outside of the 100/200 rule,
>that is).
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I'm with you.  The most disturbing trend I have seen in the backcountry 
is the numbered, assigned campsite, such as we now find in Paradise 
Valley and Mokelumne "wilderness" just south and west of Carson Pass.  
If I want to be forced to stay in a numbered site, I will go car 
camping.  I started backpacking because I hate car camping!
The freedom of the hills forever.
Marion

Follow-Ups:
- [pct-l] Proof of a Bear-Can
  - From: randy_forsland at hotmail.com (Randy Forsland)
- [pct-l] Proof of a Bear-Can
  - From: mellowmarky at cox.net (Mark Wright)

References:
- [pct-l] Proof of a Bear-Can
  - From: freehueco at yahoo.com (Michael Deitchman)

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