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SEP 3-6 FRI-MON LABOR DAY WEEKEND * 20s & 30s
O: ADVENTURE SERIES: YOSEMITE CAR CAMP
Join us on our adventure- a Car camp to Yosemite National Park, Labor
Day weekend (Friday-Monday September 3-6th, 2004). Half Dome, Nevada
Falls, Clouds Rest, Quarter Dome, El Capitan, the Redwoods all within
reach. Hike, swim, bike, read, meditate, laze, you decide. The weekend
will be fun and relaxing, with stimulating day hikes through scenery
that inspired John Muir, Ansel Adams and countless generations of
visitors! Evening activities include campfires, roasted marshmallows and
Yosemite under starlight skies, need we say more?
Drive up Friday, camp in a Yosemite valley campground Fri-Sat-Sun nights
and head back on Monday. The campground has flush toilets and hot
showers are available within walking distance for a fee. Most meals for
Saturday and Sunday are included as is breakfast on Monday.
Additionally, there are restaurants nearby.
Note that you will need to bring and share tents, as we are limited in
the number of tents that we can pitch at each campsite. In addition,
severe bear restrictions are in place in Yosemite; our group will have
access to a limited number of bear resistant storage boxes, thus there
will be strict restrictions on items that you can bring up, such as
ice-chests/food/toiletteries/anything that has a smell, all those items
as well as the group's food will have to fit in those boxes... More
information at http://www.nps.gov/yose/home.htm and when you sign up.
All participants will be required to share in camping and food tasks.
We expect this event to sell out rather quickly. To inquire about space
availability or for any general questions, send e-mail to Leaders
Sridhar Gullapalli, sridhar_gullapalli@yahoo.com and Steven Han,
Stv_Han@hotmail.com. Food Director: Tracy Hoffman.
To reserve your spot, send 1) 2 large SASE, 2) H/W phone numbers 3)
e-mail address, 4) carpool info, 5) The following waiver printed and
signed, http://angeles.sierraclub.org/ltc/forms/pdf/lrf.pdf and 6) a
check payable to “Sierra Club” for $105 with current Sierra Club
membership number, or for $115 if not a Sierra Club member, to Steve Han Steven Han
22240 Victory Blvd. #109 Woodland Hills, CA 91367.100 percent refund for cancellations within 7 days
of receipt of your check, no refunds after that. No refunds after
August 20th; No show, no refund."

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Late Events
We will now post late events to the Website. But they can not be events that require a leader such as hikes, walks, etc. Anyone (hosts) can post an event such as movie nights, coffee socials, bowling, dancing, etc. You must  submit it in the following format (so I can do cut and paste):

• Date       

• Title

• Description

• Host names and e-mail address or telephone #

You need to have your event approved by Outings Chair outingschair20s30s@hotmail.com. 
Once approved, e-mail it to mackeene@hotmail.com

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Newcomers' Hikes/Beginners' Hikes
On Monday, February 24th, 2003, a local tv news station did a story on our section. They filmed our previous Newcomer's Hike. Our Newcomer's Hikes are our most popular events. We average anywhere from 60-130 people! They usually are socially-paced hikes. If it is at WLA. The address is 11000 Wilshire Blvd., Westwood. Cross St. Veteran. It's across the street from a cemetery. We meet in the visitor's parking lot