Diamond View Lake to Campsite at mile 1913.73

Shelter Cove 

Woke up to a soaking wet tent, inside and out. Condensation inside and heavy dew outside. The joys of camping in the cold next to a lake. Fortunately, the inner net tent that I sleep in is well away from the nylon walls of the tent and I stay dry. 
Packed up my wet tent and headed into Shelter Cove, a small resort that mostly caters to fishermen, but which has a store and a nice tented area with some picnic tables and a power strip, all that a PCT hiker needs. 

Did laundry and had a shower at Shelter Cove. Tim met us and we hung out for a few hours. Headed back out on the trail around three in the afternoon and hiked a few more miles. Camping tonight at a flat spot next to the trail.

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2021 Update:

Woke up to a soaking wet tent, inside and out. Condensation inside and heavy dew outside. The joys of camping in the cold next to a lake. Fortunately, the inner net tent that I sleep in is well away from the nylon walls of the tent and I stay dry. 

Packed up my wet tent and headed into Shelter Cove, a small resort that mostly caters to fishermen, but which has a store and a nice tented area with some picnic tables and a power strip, all that a PCT hiker needs. 

Several of us with wet gear spread our stuff out in the sunshine to dry.

Did laundry and had a shower at Shelter Cove. Tim met us and we hung out for a few hours. Headed back out on the trail around three in the afternoon and hiked a few more miles. Camping tonight at a flat spot next to the trail.

Photos from today: https://www.b-photo.com/Travel/PCT-2016-Day-by-Day/September/September-7/

Mighty Mouse's blog for today: http://www.timandgerri.com/blog---2016/day-141-7-september-mile-189918-191373-22-miles