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IMG_9039.JPG1 viewsLooking north past Lake 11293' from above our camp. We found the John Muir Trail by hiking cross country southwest.
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IMG_9058.JPG1 viewsWide angle view, looking northwest from southeast of Wanda Lake, past Mt. Goddard. High clouds moving in from the northwest.
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IMG_9057.JPG1 viewsLooking northwest from southeast of Wanda Lake, past Mt. Goddard.
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IMG_9061.JPG1 viewsWide angle view, looking northwest down into Evolution Basin from near Muir Pass.
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IMG_9068.JPG1 viewsThese packs are not ours. In the short time we sat in the Muir Hut, eight visitors from three different groups arrived, not including the resident marmot. It is a very popular stop on the JMT.
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IMG_9066.JPG1 viewsPlaque, interior Muir Hut on Muir Pass, JMT.
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IMG_9076.JPG1 viewsI can see why the hut attracts so many visitors. Built using local rock, the construction is very impressive.
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IMG_9080.JPG1 views
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IMG_9082.JPG1 viewsWanda Lake and Evolution Basin west northwest of the Muir Hut.
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IMG_9085.JPG1 viewsThe professor makes an entry in the summit register; her second summit, and first Sierra peak!
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IMG_9121.JPG1 viewsMt. McGee rises above Davis Lake, from the summit of Mt. Solomons.
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IMG_9173.JPG1 viewsThe professor looks back toward the saddle below the west ridge of Mt. Solomons, the route we just descended.
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