13 March 2012
Elevation 10,000 feet
Posted by Callan Bentley
White Mountains, California. Photo (and animated GIF) by Filip Goc. A little silliness for your Tuesday morning.
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That is not even that high for the Whites. It also shows how little snow has fallen this year that you can access that elevation this early. There are several shaded places along the road in the 7-9000 foot area that drift badly and dont melt off early. You are above Sierra View at that elevation, with Limber Pines beginning at that altitude.
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