UPDATE: TANK HAS BEEN FOUND.
The spotweiller (Aussie/Rottweiler mix) named Tank went missing about 11 pm Wednesday night from the Bryson/Hesperia area, about 15 miles east of Three Peaks. He could be at the Lakes, in our back country, FHL – he could be anywhere. Please keep an eye out for him.
He is the one standing in front on the left:
If found, call Crystal Wilson at 805-952-3738
“In an attempt to reduce traffic jams and overcrowding, Muir Woods National Monument will become the first national park unit in the United States to require reservations year-round for all vehicles to enter the park….
The parking lot at Muir Woods has 232 spaces. Reservations will cost $8 per vehicle in addition to the $10 park entrance fee and will be taken starting Jan. 1 at gomuirwoods.com. After that, reservations can be booked 90 days in advance.”
The property has become wildly popular over the generations, however, receiving up to 6,000 visitors on some summer weekend days. Motorists have parked cars along the winding roads in the area, causing problems and harming the adjacent Redwood Creek, home to endangered coho salmon.
“Some weekends, we’ll have 250 or 300 cars parked down the road more than a mile from the monument,” Brown said. “People were walking in the road. It wasn’t safe.”
For the rest of this article see: http://www.mercurynews.com/2017/11/16/muir-woods-to-become-first-in-national-park-system-to-require-year-round-vehicle-reservations/
