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IMG_4765.JPG5 viewsThe long cascade below and east of the rock outcrop at 9288' southeast of Babcock Lake.Oct 07, 2013
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IMG_4761.JPG6 viewsFive hours earlier, we were on the horizon, above the stand of pines, pretty much in exactly the direction the rutted trail is leading back into the photograph.Oct 07, 2013
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IMG_4762.JPG5 viewsOct 07, 2013
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IMG_4758.JPG2 viewsWe make good time on the slightly downhill, smooth, straight sections of trail traversing the open meadows of along Fletcher Creek west of Vogelsang Peak.Oct 07, 2013
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IMG_4754.JPG2 viewsOct 07, 2013
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IMG_4755.JPG3 viewsWe take off our boots and cross Fletcher Creek around 9360'. It feels great!Oct 07, 2013
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IMG_4760.JPG2 views The dome behind the Professor is just south of Emerick Lake, hidden behind it.Oct 07, 2013
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IMG_4752.JPG2 viewsCascade on Fletcher Creek around 9600', just upstream from previous photo.Oct 07, 2013
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IMG_4751.JPG2 viewsSomewhere along Fletcher Creek. We have descended to the point where there are now pines in these sub alpine meadows. A nice place for some lunch.Oct 07, 2013
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IMG_4748.JPG3 viewsThe Professor pauses above Evelyn Lake; 10334'.Oct 07, 2013
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IMG_4744.JPG2 viewsTarn in meadow at 10424' east of Evelyn Lake. It is early in the season, and the meadows are saturated with recent snowmelt. The mosquitoes are a force to be reckoned with!Oct 07, 2013
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IMG_4741.JPG3 viewsIn keeping with our late start, we stop late, deciding to camp on the saddle separating the Lyell Canyon and Merced River drainages, at 10585'. We took advantage of shade in the cooler part of the day to do our climbing. There are few mosquitoes in this drier exposed plateau, and there is water close by. The Professor is exhausted, so I run back to down the trail to get water from melting snow banks to prepare dinner.Oct 07, 2013
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