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Yeah, if you look at a topo map you'll see there are numerous areas that are excluded.
High Sierra Camps, areas in Poopenaut, areas around Miguel, TM, Apsen Valley,
all the roads, etc.
I wouldn't get too worked up about it though and nit pick it too much.
There's other stuff out there like gaging stations that would't fit either.
And what about bridges? Heck, what about the intricate trail work?
And the 20,000 fire rings spread everywhere.
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The HSCs are primary examples in Yosemite of NRHP eligible structures.
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The HSCs are primary examples in Yosemite of NRHP eligible structures.
Just a question as you seem more familiar with the NRHP than I am. The actually HSC's are old (Sunrise just barely), but all of the utilities for the camps are new(er) and would definitely not be eligible for the NRHP, but without those new utilities the HSC's would not be able to operate. Does the NRHP just preserve the structures or does it also preserve the functions of those structures?
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Re: Interesting info I heard about the phone line in Tuolumne Meadows December 23, 2011 10:31PM | Registered: 13 years ago Posts: 261 |
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I know this is could be considered very arbitrary on my part, and there's nothing in the official Wilderness Act definition of wilderness that supports it, but I don't mind so much manmade structures out in the "wilderness" that could have easily existed during the time of the Old West (the 1800's).
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