Whether it's your first Bonnaroo or you’re a music festival veteran, we welcome you to Inforoo.
Here you'll find info about artists, rumors, camping tips, and the infamous Roo Clues. Have a look around then create an account and join in the fun. See you at Bonnaroo!!
And you guys are legally bound to come down to SD and go to the zoo with me and Cody, I have a free pass floating around The sooner the better, because the baby hippo/jaguar/orangutan are growing quickly!
And you guys are legally bound to come down to SD and go to the zoo with me and Cody, I have a free pass floating around The sooner the better, because the baby hippo/jaguar/orangutan are growing quickly!
Ooooh, I want to see a baby orangutan!!
It was the cutest of all the babies, imo. Swinging around all over the place like a crazy little thing. So stinking cute.
Science proves that the best time to book a flight is on a Tuesday morning 30 days away from your departure date. I, however, can't wait till that late when I'm planning things. I need to get my shit together sooner than that.
Please recognize that I don't know anything about the geography of LA or Southern California really. I got the pants shocked off me the other day when I looked up how far LA is from Tucson.
If you have time for a long weekend
Of all the parks I've been to Yosemite is the favorite. Certainly up there with the most beautiful places in the world. I would imagine it would be a good place to take a lady friend, but what do i know
Edit: and yes it is a 5 hour drive. That's considered down the road on the West Coast, get over it
What is your favorite hike at Yosemite? We are thinking about doing the Four-Mile Trail up and taking the Panorama Trail back down one day, but we will be there four days, so we will probably want to do a couple more (although maybe not as strenuous as that one) while we are there.
Of all the parks I've been to Yosemite is the favorite. Certainly up there with the most beautiful places in the world. I would imagine it would be a good place to take a lady friend, but what do i know
Edit: and yes it is a 5 hour drive. That's considered down the road on the West Coast, get over it
What is your favorite hike at Yosemite? We are thinking about doing the Four-Mile Trail up and taking the Panorama Trail back down one day, but we will be there four days, so we will probably want to do a couple more (although maybe not as strenuous as that one) while we are there.
I would say if you are going to do one strenuous hike don't do Four Mile Trail. The drive up to Glacier Point is pretty amazing and is the absolute perfect to watch the sunset against Half Dome and if you drive you don't have to worry about hiking down in the dark.
I would do Yosemite Falls Trail, it's a tad bit shorter (about the same distance if you continue on to Yosemite Point) but a really amazing hike with a really rewarding view of the falls and the valley at the half way point and at the top. You will probably never want to see another switchback in your life by the time you get to the top but it's worth it.
What is your favorite hike at Yosemite? We are thinking about doing the Four-Mile Trail up and taking the Panorama Trail back down one day, but we will be there four days, so we will probably want to do a couple more (although maybe not as strenuous as that one) while we are there.
I would say if you are going to do one strenuous hike don't do Four Mile Trail. The drive up to Glacier Point is pretty amazing and is the absolute perfect to watch the sunset against Half Dome and if you drive you don't have to worry about hiking down in the dark.
I would do Yosemite Falls Trail, it's a tad bit shorter (about the same distance if you continue on to Yosemite Point) but a really amazing hike with a really rewarding view of the falls and the valley at the half way point and at the top. You will probably never want to see another switchback in your life by the time you get to the top but it's worth it.
We won't be there until near the end of August, and the website says that the falls will probably be mostly dried up by then. Would you still say its more worth it to do that one?
Have you done Clouds Rest? It looks like a good, hard one, but the description of the ridge at the top is pretty unnerving.
I would say if you are going to do one strenuous hike don't do Four Mile Trail. The drive up to Glacier Point is pretty amazing and is the absolute perfect to watch the sunset against Half Dome and if you drive you don't have to worry about hiking down in the dark.
I would do Yosemite Falls Trail, it's a tad bit shorter (about the same distance if you continue on to Yosemite Point) but a really amazing hike with a really rewarding view of the falls and the valley at the half way point and at the top. You will probably never want to see another switchback in your life by the time you get to the top but it's worth it.
We won't be there until near the end of August, and the website says that the falls will probably be mostly dried up by then. Would you still say its more worth it to do that one?
Have you done Clouds Rest? It looks like a good, hard one, but the description of the ridge at the top is pretty unnerving.
I would say still worth it. I did it in early May so there was tons of water, but the view at the top is pretty great no matter what. I hadn't even heard of Cloud's Rest but after seeing pictures I really want to do it.
We won't be there until near the end of August, and the website says that the falls will probably be mostly dried up by then. Would you still say its more worth it to do that one?
Have you done Clouds Rest? It looks like a good, hard one, but the description of the ridge at the top is pretty unnerving.
I would say still worth it. I did it in early May so there was tons of water, but the view at the top is pretty great no matter what. I hadn't even heard of Cloud's Rest but after seeing pictures I really want to do it.
But which side of your three-pronged lightsaber will you use?
Stormtroopers don't use lightsabers, sir.
I tuned out from the whole shebang right around the time we met our first Ewok. You must have forgotten that when you hit your head on that door, a long time ago in a Tennessee far, far away.
2013~Bonnaroo, Gentlemen of the Road-Troy 2014~McDowell Mountain, Beale Street, Bonnaroo, Riot Fest 2015~Coachella 1, Bonnaroo 2016~Summer Camp, Bonnaroo, Live on the Green, Pilgrimage 2017~Bonnaroo, Live on the Green, Pilgrimage 2018~Bonnaroo
"During times of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act" 2019~BROKE 2020~M'fking COVID 2021~ditto 2022~tbd
Ha. One of my first thoughts about it when I saw the trailer was "Dibs on that shit."
...you called dibs on Howard the Duck in a custom-fitted Plague mask? Uhhh, all yours.
Maybe this belongs in the drunken ramblings since I only got to bed three hours ago and am somehow sitting at my desk at my office without issue, but can I just say bring on the custom-fitted plague masks?
...you called dibs on Howard the Duck in a custom-fitted Plague mask? Uhhh, all yours.
Maybe this belongs in the drunken ramblings since I only got to bed three hours ago and am somehow sitting at my desk at my office without issue, but can I just say bring on the custom-fitted plague masks?
Mkay?
mkthx.
Ahh, I love these days.
When you first wake up: "Man, for falling asleep wasted 3 hours ago, I feel pretty great. I think I can do this."
3 o'clock in the afternoon: "The alcohol has worn off. I surrender."
Maybe this belongs in the drunken ramblings since I only got to bed three hours ago and am somehow sitting at my desk at my office without issue, but can I just say bring on the custom-fitted plague masks?
Mkay?
mkthx.
Ahh, I love these days.
When you first wake up: "Man, for falling asleep wasted 3 hours ago, I feel pretty great. I think I can do this."
3 o'clock in the afternoon: "The alcohol has worn off. I surrender."