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Pacific Crest Trail

South of Sonora Pass, in California's Sierra Nevada. The notch in the ridge in front of the hiker in the distance is above Leavitt Lake.
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Andy Rodker said:

The path looks fun!
7 years ago

slgwv replied to Andy Rodker:

It was--but it was a bit nerve-wracking that day because of the proximity of the thunderstorms!
7 years ago

tiabunna said:

It's certainly a barren landscape.
7 years ago ( translate )

slgwv replied to tiabunna:

Heh. We're over 10K feet here (3K m)--well above timberline! And all the shattered rock is from millennia of freeze-thaw cycles; "frost riving" (or "wedging") in the jargon. Not conducive to soil formation! ;)
7 years ago

Pam J said:

An adventure !
7 years ago ( translate )

slgwv replied to Pam J:

Indeed!
7 years ago ( translate )

Gudrun said:

This looks the sort of path where you need proper soles on your hiking boots or you'd feel every single stone;-) I can understand you wouldn't want to be caught out in a thunderstorm up there!
7 years ago

slgwv replied to Gudrun:

We tried putting booties on the dogs for a while, but it turned out to be counterproductive. Grit would get trapped inside the bootie and abrade their pads even more!

(I'd posted this a week or so back, but now see that it didn't go thru for whatever reason.)
7 years ago