Swansea Grade to Cerro Gordo

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Swansea Grade to Cerro Gordo

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Didn't know where to post these pics, kind of a combo 4WDrive and peak bagging trip.
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The second set isn't captioned yet, get to it soon. Fun wknd, lots-o-laughs- nice to get a few easy peaks with good elevation to get warmed up for the Sierra, they were calling us all wknd!
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The ads! The ads!!!! I'm not logged into webshots and I've got pop up adds all over! :(

Anyway, good photos, TT!

here's mine:

Saturday, 7 April 2007
Swansea Grade Road to Burgess Mine and New York Butte

PHOTOS: http://snownymph.smugmug.com/gallery/2696378#143125541

Stopped by Panamint Springs to drop off some tires to Dezdan, where the April Apocolypse was happening. Then drove to Swansea Grade Road to meet up with our Topix group for a 4x4 weekend with a couple of short hikes. So Saturday we drove up Swansea Grade, stopped at Burgess Mine and set up camp at the base of New York Butte. We dayclimbed New York Butte (10,668'), had drinks after, launched the flying chicken, and had a nice campfire after.

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Great photos Sooz and Cori. I'll have mine up next week, been busy with doing my taxes :crybaby: and other fun stuff.
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Good ones, Cori. Squishy chicken - eeewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!

Joe- can hardly wait to see your pics!
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Salt Tram, Pleasant Point, Cerro Gordo

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Sunday, 8 April 2007
Salt Tram, Pleasant Point, Cerro Gordo

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From our camp by New York Butte Trailhead, we drove the Inyo Crest, stopping at the Salt Tram, Mexican Spring, short hike up Pleasant Point, vist Mike Patterson at Cerro Gordo and out the Yellow Grade Road.
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Finally got the photos up :computer: .
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Those are some cool images! :eek: :eek:
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Great photos, Joe! I like the "Journal" viewing. I had always viewed mine in "SmugMug" mode, and didn't know about the different views. Thanks!

I saw these before the site went down, and couldn't reply.
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Joe~
Loved your photos and the captions. The photo's with the Sierra's in the background are amazing. What a view! That one of Cori's FJ with Whitney should be a Toyota ad. And then Mr. Chicken... almost peed in my pants LOL as i relived those flights. Great weekend.

Thanks for catching it so well with your keen eye. :clapper

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