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[tgtaylor]

Another K1000 image from the JMT:

Thomas

[tgtaylor]

Another image taken with the K1000 - this one near Kearsarge Pass on the JMT.

My hiking buddy on this trip:

We left after work on a Friday and drove straight to the trailhead.

Thomas

[tuco]

The Kindall Katwalk hike in the cascades of Washington State. Same day, different rolls of film

GSW690III, Pro 400H, Tentenal C-41 kit


Kendall Katwalk Hike by tuco, on Flickr



Kendall Katwalk Hike by tuco, on Flickr


Portra 400


Kendall Katwalk Hike by tuco, on Flickr

[Vaughn]

I took a few one-week hikes up in the Glacier Peak Wilderness back in the early 70s. Beautiful country -- always surprised to run out of trees and onto glaciers at such low elevations!

[tuco]

I took a few one-week hikes up in the Glacier Peak Wilderness ... always surprised to run out of trees and onto glaciers at such low elevations!

Yes, the tree zone ends at a low altitude around here compared to other places (around 5000ft/1500m typically I think). I once climbed Humphreys Peak in Flagstaff, AZ at around 12500ft/3800m. And its tree zone ended near the top, IIRC.

[Vaughn]

I remember starting out in the deep Red fir forests and hiking slowly up and then over a pass in the fog above the treeline at around 4000 feet (White Pass, I think).

The wilderness in northern CA I worked in barely got high enough for much of a timberline. One of its higher peaks just off to the right...the tallest in the wilderness being straight ahead in the distance (Black Rock Mtn and North Yolla Bolly Peak). The Trinity Alps are over North Yolla Bolly's shoulder, and snow-covered Mount Shasta is off in the distance.

[tuco]

Some scenes while hiking on the Monte Cristo trail
Pentax 6x7, 67 55mm, 320TXP


Monte Cristo Hike by tuco, on Flickr



Monte Cristo Hike by tuco, on Flickr

[tgtaylor]

Near Glenn Pass on the JMT:

Nikon F3.

Thomas

[tgtaylor]

Barn and Wildflowers - Temblor Range, Kern County, California

Thomas

[Fermat]

Morteratsch Glacier
Switzerland.


Mario