Sierra Nevada Trip, 6/30-7/6Day climb of Agassiz and a multi-day trip to Mt. Langley, Cottonwoods and Soldier Lakes
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Long Lake from near Bishop Pass. |
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South-East slopes of Agassiz. |
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View from high on Agassiz. |
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Summit of Agassiz. North Palisade in background. |
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The walls of North Palisade. |
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Mt. Sill and North Palisade. |
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Mt. Langley from Cottonwoods Lakes area. Although this was on the approach, the mountain looked so inconspicious I didn't even notice it on the way in. |
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View from camp at High Lake. |
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July 4th on summit of Mt. Langley. Mt. Whitney just behind me. |
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View East, towards Owens Lake. |
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View South towards New Army Pass. Siberian Outpost is visible on the right. Once you get a view of it, it's clear enough why it's called that. |
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View west from the Langley summit. |
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Hardy plant at 14,000'. |
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Another hardy plant. |
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A funny, small lake high at the Western flank of Mt. Langley. |
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Soldier Lake. I had tried to find a way down to Tuttle Pass from Mt. Langley, but it was steep and exposed and I decided to go down to Soldier Lakes instead. Here were ducks, dragonflies and no mosquitoes. |
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The featured article here is my trusted old hat, which blew off the steep Northern side of Mt. Langley. I will miss it. |
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