Date:         Wed, 16 May 2001 11:49:05 MDT
Reply-To:     Joe Fortino <biker.pride@usa.net>
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From:         Joe Fortino <biker.pride@usa.net>
Subject:      Re: [california camping: state parks or what?]
Comments: To: sg <sg@sunsetwinona.com>
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nothing is free anymore, even people, * sad * yup,, anyway I say
travel in heards with our Vans and take space whenever needed.

we can thank the .GOV for this action, OK i mixeD HWY 5 and HWY 1
in the last email, still calie= nothing free. and everyone wants
your dollars. :(

peace
Joe



sg <sg@sunsetwinona.com> wrote:

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hello,
i live in SF, CA, and been recently starting to do a lot of camping all
over the state in my westy.  one thing that bums me out a little, is the
apparent lack of nice, *free* places to park.  you go to any town, and
usually there is some sort of state park or similiar kind of park, but
they charge what i think is an outrageous fee, usually upwards of $20.  if
you dont want to pay this, youre left with ferreting out some discreet
parking spot where you wont get hassled for 'inhabiting' your vehicle.
this can be a pain in the but if you have to do it every night, usually as
its starting to get dark (daylight hours being righteously used for
adventure ;).  anybody figured out a solution to this?
steve


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