Death Valley Topix Trip Report and Photos
- tomcat_rc
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Great photos, both of you! Cool stuff! I just love that hawk, Joe! Looking forward to the others.
I'll be in Mammoth for the next two weeks but might get lucky and get a connection. I'll check in when I can!
Call if you want to hike! I'll have my cell on.
I'll be in Mammoth for the next two weeks but might get lucky and get a connection. I'll check in when I can!
Call if you want to hike! I'll have my cell on.
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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- MtnBykGirl
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I had an awesome weekend peak bagging with all of you. Thank you all for being so welcoming. It's been a very busy week for me and I haven't had a chunk of time to download and look at my pictures yet. But all of the pictures that have been posted here this week bring to mind many great memories of last weekend. A special thanks to Snow Nymph for letting me join your group and to Tomcat for leading us on a great hike to Argus Peak. I hope to join you again real soon!!!
Take care,
MtnBykGirl
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As you can seen from Sooz's pix from Towne pass the next morning the snow stuck above about 4k feet. When I got over to the Corkscrew area it was snow covered over there as well. Would have tried anyway except for two factors: 1) it was socked in with low clouds (CSS conditions) and I didn't have corkscrew's gps coord. loaded into my gps. On the other side of Daylight pass the snow was all the way down to the valley floor to well south of Beatty, quite the winter wonderland.
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Tomcat..Thank you so much for your trip report! I sure enjoyed reading it..sure sounds like a wonderful awesome adventure you all had. I would have loved to have joined in on this trip
..im hoping you all will do another late winter or spring DV adventure..would love to get to the desert again soon
Been enjoying everyone's beautiful pictures...pretty cool to get that snow I bet..looks beautiful there in the desert environment.
Thanks everyone for posting your pictures!


Been enjoying everyone's beautiful pictures...pretty cool to get that snow I bet..looks beautiful there in the desert environment.
Thanks everyone for posting your pictures!
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ty Anita and everyone else for enjoying and commenting on my trip report. And thanks everyone for posting pictures too - they are memories that last a lifetime(I hope). look forward to another topix trip down the road - let the planners work their magic after the holidays.
mountain hiking is addictive:
I can quit anytime I want - I just choose not to want
I can quit anytime I want - I just choose not to want
- Ranboze
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I finally got my pix up. Here's the shots from Pinto Peak
My camera batteries died on day 2, and despite replacing them with fully charged ones, I think the "charged" ones are bad, cuz they didn't hold their charge very long. The 16 shots I do have of Sunday's hike are here.
My camera batteries died on day 2, and despite replacing them with fully charged ones, I think the "charged" ones are bad, cuz they didn't hold their charge very long. The 16 shots I do have of Sunday's hike are here.
Walking outside is where I find what's inside.
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Great photos, Robin! Fun trip! Aren't they all?
Internet connection is on/off here at Looney Bean
Norma, I've been using the "Claire Knot" and its great! Better than the double knots for my snowboarding boots! They don't loosen up! Thanks for the tip!
Internet connection is on/off here at Looney Bean

Norma, I've been using the "Claire Knot" and its great! Better than the double knots for my snowboarding boots! They don't loosen up! Thanks for the tip!
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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