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Great Pix Snowy. Thanks again everyone for a great weekend.
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how does a guy from Florida get to be a founding member and I start out newbie
mountain hiking is addictive:
I can quit anytime I want - I just choose not to want
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TT & TC, I have an underwater case for my camera, but it doesn't do me any good sitting in the condo. :( It feels like the camera might have problems now. The S80s are pretty sensitive to moisture. The door is getting stuck again since the snow storm.

Thanks, SG! What did you do on Sun?

TC, maybe he's special? ;) Looks like you registered the same day!

tomcat_rc wrote:- after the drinking trough incident I am nervous about getting my camera wet.
The guys imitating burros . . . Tomcat was lucky the camera survived the dip in the water! Image :D
Expose yourself to your deepest fear; after that, fear has no power, and the fear of freedom shrinks and vanishes. You are free . . . . Jim Morrison


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Sunday, 17 December 2006
Pt 2: High Sierra Topix Carcamp - Argus Peak (6,562')

PHOTOS: http://snownymph.smugmug.com/gallery/2261393

Fun trip!
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Great pics, SN! Looked like a fun peak, sorry I missed it. Did somebody take a movie of you summit pole dancing?? hahahahahhahahahaha!
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look for sale on e-bay next week - proceeds to buy new hiking gear
mountain hiking is addictive:
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hahahaahahhaaa! You will have some GREAT gear!
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Here's some of the glyph pics from the El Paso Range Joe and I went to after leaving Sunday morning:
http://outdoors.webshots.com/album/556538752IllXnz
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Great photos everyone. Had a fun time on this trip. It was nice meeting a lot new folks and it was fun hiking out in the snow. Great photos everone. I finally got mine up. http://joeidoni.smugmug.com/gallery/2261177
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More great pics- thanks Joe. I can't believe how zoomed in ya got on the shark rocks. Even after walking all the way down there, mine still came out so tiny you could barely see them. :( I need to save up for a zoom lens.
Anyway, wonderful pics!
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