Mystery Spot
- longri
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Re: Mystery Spot
I didn't have the patience to zero it in exactly.
Is this pretty close?
http://mapper.acme.com/?ll=37.42554,-118.75539&z=15&t=T
Is this pretty close?
http://mapper.acme.com/?ll=37.42554,-118.75539&z=15&t=T
- TehipiteTom
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Re: Mystery Spot
Definitely LLV, and I'm going to guess that's taken from the Mono Pass trail at about the 10,800 contour, which would make those Heart and Box Lakes.snevill wrote:Little Lakes Valley?
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Re: Mystery Spot
Man, you guys are good! Kudos to everyone, because that's exactly where it is. Sneville, let's ask you to post a photo of a place you love in the Sierra....and we'll track it down!
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Re: Mystery Spot
In the background at frame left is topo peak 12744 that has the climber's name Peppermint Peak. To the right is Pyramid Peak and to the right of that Bear Creek Spire. Notice how 12744 lines up with Box Lake which one cannot see the right side of, and the right side of closer Heart Lake with the center of the camera position. Since this was taken close if not on the trail, one can then bisect where the noted line crosses the trail.
David
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Re: Mystery Spot
Ok, my first attempt at posting an image so bear with me.
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Re: Mystery Spot
OK. That's Banner Peak. But I'm not sure where the photo is from. Just south of Donahue Pass?
Right about here:
4.5 km ExNE of Mount Lyell CA
N 37.75303 W 119.22258
Right about here:
4.5 km ExNE of Mount Lyell CA
N 37.75303 W 119.22258
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Re: Mystery Spot
That is Banner and you're in the ballpark but not quite there.
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Re: Mystery Spot
I love that cascading stream. It leaves Fontanilis and goes straight down a pluton, but hits level ground a bit before reaching Upper Velma.SSSdave wrote:Have you actually been to that basin, up to Fontananillis? I...very much liked the cascading stream flowing down slabs above Upper Velma.
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Re: Mystery Spot
Western end of 1000 Is Lake, can see Garnet Pass in the background.OK. That's Banner Peak. But I'm not sure where the photo is from. Just south of Donahue Pass?
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I don't give out specific route information, my belief is that it takes away from the whole adventure spirit of a trip, if you need every inch planned out, you'll have to get that from someone else.
Have a safer backcountry experience by using the HST ReConn Form 2.0, named after Larry Conn, a HST member: http://reconn.org
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Re: Mystery Spot
Winner. We had just passed along the end of Thousand and were heading toward the low pass to Garnet.
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