[pct-l] BBQ for Yoshihiro and a lift back up to trail.

[Yoshihiro Murakami]

Thanks Shroomer

You reminded me the women I met on the first JMT. She taught me what
 "deer", "snake", etc is, as like my mom.
https://picasaweb.google.com/104620544810418955412/VVRToLakeMarjori080914?noredirect=1#5379977944540715778

 BTW, I don't know whether I can bake pizza as usual, but I will do my
best.





2013/7/26 Scott Williams <baidarker at gmail.com>

> This is a last minute invitation to any hikers who may not have see my
> first invite about a month ago, and who find themselves in the San
> Francisco Bay Area this coming Monday, 7-29-13.  We're putting together a
> BBQ at my place so that folks can get to meet our illustrious Japanese JMT
> enthusiast, Yoshihiro Murakami.
>
> He's a clinical psych professor in Japan who spends every summer hiking our
> own beloved John Muir Trail and he's a regular member of the PCTL.  He
> claims the weather is better in California than he gets in Japan where
> occasional typhoons take the place of our deep spring snow and swollen
> streams for adding a bit of danger to a hike.  But besides this, he's a
> great guy and a terrific hiker.  After many publications in his chosen
> field of study in Japan, namely psychology, he's just published his first
> book on backpacking and this year I've got him roped into seeing a bit more
> of the West, the Wild West as it were.  He'll be backpacking with me and
> friends in the Wind River Range and Glacier NP.  He may not find the
> weather as sweet as we have it in CA, but those mtns are incredible.
>
> So, if you're interested in meeting Yoshihiro and the other hikers already
> coming, and sampling some of his famous pizza, or feasting on my smoked
> ribs, grilled chicken or tofu, or sampling "John Muir Wine," give me a note
> off line and I'll send you directions.  The house will be open anytime
> after 1pm with a potluck dinner at 4pm.
>
> The John Muir National Historic Site is across the street so if you want to
> add a visit to the birthplace of many of our National Parks, come early as
> they close at 5pm.  Hiking is also easy as the Bay Ridge Trail dips down
> off the ridge at the Muir House.  If it's hot, bring a swim suit as the
> pool is a great cool down after a ridge hike.
>
> On Wednesday, 7-31-13, Yoshihiro and I will be driving up to the PCT where
> it crosses Hwy 80 north of Lake Tahoe and there's room in the van for any
> hikers who need a lift back to trail.
>
> Give me a holler if any of this works for you.
>
> Shroomer
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Sincerely
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Hiro    ( Yoshihiro Murakami  村上宣寛 )
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Hiking Handbook (2013)
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Backpacking since 1980 in Japan, A foreign member of PCTA;  JMT( 2009,
2010, 2011, 2012),

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