Comments on: Eastern Sierra: US 395 Roadtrip http://71miles.com/regions/northern-california/eastern-sierra-us-395-roadtrip/ The definitive guide to weekend trips around major cities. Wed, 15 Dec 2010 05:42:29 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Mammoth Mountain Road Trip hotels, vacation rentals, restaurants and activities - 71miles http://71miles.com/regions/northern-california/eastern-sierra-us-395-roadtrip/comment-page-1/#comment-46159 Mammoth Mountain Road Trip hotels, vacation rentals, restaurants and activities - 71miles Tue, 20 Apr 2010 18:51:27 +0000 http://71miles.easi.net.nz/?p=240#comment-46159 [...] the clock. I made the seven-hour trek from San Francisco last week—and the time flew by. US 395 is among California’s most spectacular roads, rivaled in beauty only by coastal Hwy 1. Mono [...] [...] the clock. I made the seven-hour trek from San Francisco last week—and the time flew by. US 395 is among California’s most spectacular roads, rivaled in beauty only by coastal Hwy 1. Mono [...]

]]> By: John Vlahides http://71miles.com/regions/northern-california/eastern-sierra-us-395-roadtrip/comment-page-1/#comment-21095 John Vlahides Tue, 29 Jul 2008 21:53:51 +0000 http://71miles.easi.net.nz/?p=240#comment-21095 Hi Kellan, I think you're referring to the <a href="http://www.roadsideheritage.org/" rel="nofollow">Roadside Heritage CD</a>. Yup, it's hokey, but a (way) better alternative to Britney when you're zipping down Hwy 395. Manzanar is disturbing, but I agree---well worth the stopover if you're heading south. See you on the road! John Hi Kellan,

I think you’re referring to the Roadside Heritage CD. Yup, it’s hokey, but a (way) better alternative to Britney when you’re zipping down Hwy 395.

Manzanar is disturbing, but I agree—well worth the stopover if you’re heading south.

See you on the road!
John

]]> By: kellan http://71miles.com/regions/northern-california/eastern-sierra-us-395-roadtrip/comment-page-1/#comment-21090 kellan Tue, 29 Jul 2008 20:56:18 +0000 http://71miles.easi.net.nz/?p=240#comment-21090 Some of the State Parks give away a free CD of an oral history of the area. A bit hokey and aimed at kids, but surprisingly amusing and informative. Additionally if you head a bit farther south make sure not to miss Manzanar, and the the various Manzanar bunkers which were sold off after the camp was closed, and have been "recycled" into the building of nearby Lone Pine. Some of the State Parks give away a free CD of an oral history of the area. A bit hokey and aimed at kids, but surprisingly amusing and informative.

Additionally if you head a bit farther south make sure not to miss Manzanar, and the the various Manzanar bunkers which were sold off after the camp was closed, and have been “recycled” into the building of nearby Lone Pine.

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