We often visit the Burlington Campground near Meyer’s Flat in Humboldt State Park. We are planning a trip to Jedediah State Redwood Campground.
How does it compare to Burlington?
Thanks!
I reserved camp number 27. For the weeks we are going, everything along the river is booked already 🙁 Do you know anything about number 27? Is it big? We will have 8 people, 2 dogs, 1 car, 1 van, and a travel trailer. It’s a 36" drive through spot. I hope it’s nice. The kids like to set up about 4 huge tents (some to sleep in, some to play in). I know in Burlington there was enough room for all that. I just hope the actual sites are big, or even bigger then in Burlington. I can’t wait to go camping!!!

What are the like? are they hot? are they slutty? what kind of guys do they like?

We were dancing and I was sporting some lumber the size of a California Redwood. She didn’t say anything but she rubbed up against me. Could she tell?

i live in redwood city, california, and ever since the new console came out, they havent had a single one in stock. do they sell out fast, or are they only something that come during something like christmas time? if an employee could give me some help, that would be great!

I’m getting a pet gerbil from my friend next Sunday. I want to give it some wood to chew on.Can someone tell me which kinds are safe?I just want to saw off the tips of a branch and put them in it’s cage. I live in Colorado, so things like peach trees and redwoods are not going to work. Are pine and aspen safe?

I have a wooden wand (redwood) that snapped at the handle. I used Gorilla wood glue to put it back together, and it’s been a day and a half since I glued it. It seems to be holding well.

However, there is excess glue that I want to get off. I have been trying to do so with a damp washcloth, but it doesn’t seem to be doing the trick. I don’t want to put too much pressure on it so it won’t break again. Help?

Besides sightseeing, I was wondering what are some fun, active things to do at the Grand Canyon and Redwood National Park.

Im interested in "living fossil" plants. Ive foudn out about the dawn redwood, maples, oak, palms, magnolia, cycads and others are old. While the information on them in general is scarce, i can still find somethiing on them. Unfortunatly I cant find out to much about old species of grass, except things alluding too bamboo ( which is too general for my tastes). Does anyone know anything about this?