I stayed in Visalia, because the trip was so last-minute that there were no spots within the park.

I bet I’m often near readers, and I just don’t know it.

August 30th, 2017 at 9:02 pm

Just below the top edge of that cliff, there is a 1 foot wide ledge that you can walk out on. It has an old iron pipe railing that is attached to the face of the cliff.

Many years ago I walked part of the way out on to it and you can look straight down the entirety of the main cliff. Extremely scary. That’s when I questioned my sanity and went back to safety as fast as possible.”

I was out on that ledge last year and wondered how it was that made me take leave of my senses. Went back again this year and the best view of the falls is from the other side if the canyon at Glacier Point.

And on another note, the traffic is terrible. So many cars, it looked like Disneyland. It took us over an hour to go from our parking lot to the park exit, a distance of 4 or 5 miles.

http://halfdome.net/moviefiles/yosfalls/2017/falls_2017_08_30.mp4

Kudos to Professor Amy Wax. A courageous American.

Thanks for the suggestion. But on reading the article, it makes pretty much the same points I would be making, so I wouldn’t have much to add to it.

Also the rarefied white remains, and, noticeably, no black or brown. Another symbol that was intentionally and with foresight adopted by a leftist faction. that complements the mainstream lefts’ progressive adaptation of individual and institutional color diversity schemes (i.e. denial of individual dignity, including racism).

http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/450996/penn-law-school-amy-wax-open-letter-condemns-wax-bourgeois-values-op-ed

seems right in your wheelhouse. It would be great to hear your take on it.