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Sierra cabin more like hole in a wall

MANY years ago, we had a tent cabin [“Sierra Bliss, Without Roughing It,” Weekend Escape, Sept. 24] at a different Sequoia camp. It was cold. A stove or something furnished heat. It also caught the roof on fire, just a slow smoldering, resulting in a 2-foot hole and new accommodations for us.

MIKE KIRWAN

Venice

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