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From June 21st to June 24th I set out on a solo ba...
Lupines on the Merced river start my trip.
Early on the trail fro Tuolumne Meadows to Vogelsa...
Mount Dana
Ghost of a tree.
Fat marmot eating mule poop.
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Trail to Vogelsang
Mule train leaving Vogelsang High Sierra camp.
View south from camp at Vogelsang lake.
View north from camp at Vogelsang lake.
Preparing a breakfast of oatmeal and mosquitoes at...
A cloud of mosquitoes descending upon me.
Vogelsang lake from camp
Vogelsang peak. First night camp was in the thin b...
Veratrum californicum. "Corn lilies". Very poison...
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Alpine meadow below Vogelsang.
Spot the elves.
Self portrait
Sierra weirdo.
1000 feet of descent or so on these cobbled granit...
Descent to Merced lake. Half dome in distance.
Merced lake... baby black bear country
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Exfoliating granite
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Merced Lake
Merced lakes' contribution to the Merced river
MARMOT!
Yet another mighty Sierra canyon
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False morel and strawberries
Sarcodes sanguinea "Snow Plant" (thanks mom)
High Sierra succulent
Jagged granite crest
Another alpine meadow
Dusty trail crew critters at Sunrise High Sierra c...
Sunrise Meadow with Matthes Crest in the distance.
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In the Sunrise Meadow (camp is in the distance).
Wee Alpine meadow flower.
Cooking dinner at Sunrise High Sierra Camp with Bu...
Study of corn chowder and DEET with water and stove.
Self portrait at dusk.
One of the Sunrise lakes.
Campers at one of the Sunrise lakes.
Arriving finally at Tenaya lake.
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Tuesday, June 26, 2007
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