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On the way to the trailhead.
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I believe this is Yosemite Falls. |
From the trailhead to just before Nevada Fall
Mount Starr King from the near the trailhead |
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I believe this is Liberty Cap. |
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the first view of Nevada Fall |
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Getting closer to Nevada Fall |
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We got wet along the trail from water dripping off a cliff and here we cross some water. |
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We rested for a bit at Nevada Fall.
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Liberty Cap in the foreground, Mt. Broderick in the middle, and Half Dome behind. Quite a ways to go yet as the trails heads about one more mile to the right (East) before heading North then Southwest. |
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the Merced river above the fall |
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Liberty Cap |
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People stop here to cool down. |
Between Nevada Fall and lunch stop (this was a tough part of the trail with ups and down and the higher altitude starting to take its toll on the oxygen supply)
A deer right by the trail. |
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I stopped for lunch at a clearing about a mile from the top
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Looking down, the Tenaya Canyon |
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Halfdome at the top and its shoulder mostly hidden by a tree. |
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Up to the shoulder
The shoulder was where I stopped. To get to the very top (shown), a pair of cables is provided to make the 45 degree climb. |
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That's me there. |
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Looking to the North, Anwiyah Point and Quarter Domes. This was the direction of accent. |
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looking Eastward |
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Little Yosemite Valley |
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Looking generally Southwest. |
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A lizard |
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Looking down |
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How did that squirrel get up here at about 8500 feet? |
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On the way back down
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The base of the shoulder. There is large stone stab steps above this that are tiring at this high elevation. |
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The sunset from Nevada Fall |
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The Fall again. |
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