>>3064034>if you think the money from wedding permits goes to repairing the damage to the site I've got a bridge to sell youI don't, and never implied anything like that. I just love using that photo whenever National Parks comes up because it always gets people "REEEE"ing
The problem with "three guys and a hotlight" is that, unless you're going out of your way to hike with your equipment, off the beaten path (which wouldn't get you much notice from Park Services in the larger parks anyway), they don't want 4 of you and gear standing in the middle of trails blocking other people unless you get permission. I think this is way more a liability issue than we want to think it is.
