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IMG_4139.JPG13 viewsLogs jammed high between the slot canyon walls indicate how high the water flow can be.Apr 01, 2014
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IMG_4138.JPG17 viewsWe were able to avoid standing water (mud) most of the way down Buckskin Gulch.Apr 01, 2014
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IMG_4128.JPG15 viewsAfter about 1.75 miles, the canyon widens slightly, and we arrive at Buckskin Gulch.Apr 01, 2014
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IMG_4125.JPG11 viewsSoon after the main trail splits off heading for the vastly popular, and heavily regulated 'Wave', Coyote Wash descends into the Wire Pass slot canyon.Apr 01, 2014
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IMG_4926.JPG5 viewsTufa Towers, South Tufa grove, Mono Lake.Oct 07, 2013
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IMG_4874.JPG6 viewsAfter completing our hike, we drove west from Tuolumne Meadows to Olmsted Point, which offers commanding views south to Half Dome (surprisingly close), and northeast to the domes north of Tenaya Lake. The Great White Book on Stately Pleasure Dome (far left, west) is a classic 5.6 rock climb. It is the long, left leaning white line to the left of the right edge of the dome's skyline. I did this around the same time I first climbed Cathedral Peak.Oct 07, 2013
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IMG_4927.JPG5 viewsTufa Towers, South Tufa grove, Mono Lake.Oct 07, 2013
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IMG_4922.JPG4 viewsTufa Towers, South Tufa grove, Mono Lake.Oct 07, 2013
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