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0012 The Cottonwood Lakes Trailhead at dawn - I'm ready to start my four day trek to Miter Basin and beyond
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0030 It was a cold morning on the Cottonwood Lakes Trail - that's frost in the meadow down below
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0032 Close-up of frozen droplets on grass stems, shining in the sun, on a frosty early morning in the meadow
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0041 Selfie at the John Muir Wilderness sign on the Cottonwood Lakes Trail (plus, I'm wearing my John Muir Trail shirt)
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0056 Cottonwood Creek flows down below in a meadow, with Trailmaster Peak on the right, from the Cottonwood Lakes Trail
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0061 I made it into the Cottonwood Lakes Basin and saw Cirque Peak (12900 ft), left, and Army Pass Point (12369 ft), right
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0067 Grassy meadow in the Cottonwood Lakes Basin with Mount Langley (14025 feet elevation), left of center
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0089 Wide angle panorama of the unnamed lake east of Cottonwood Lake Number Three from the Cottonwood Lakes Trail
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0143 Cottonwood Lake Number Four lies below Old Army Pass - the trail heads along the right side then crosses left up high
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0158 GoPro panorama video of the wavelets on Cottonwood Lake Number Four from the Old Army Pass Trail
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0162 I got one quick peek at Cottonwood Lake Number Five before the Old Army Pass Trail continued west
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0188 Looking down on Cottonwood Lake Number Four from the Old Army Pass Trail as it makes the traverse above the lake
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0204 I'm almost at the top, looking down at Cottonwood Lake Number Four from the Old Army Pass Trail
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0215 The Old Army Pass Trail is no longer maintained, and this rock slide won't be removed, so everyone climbs over it
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0228 One last GoPro view down to Cottonwood Lake Number Four from the summit of Old Army Pass
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0239 Panorama video on a windy day from just west of Old Army Pass showing Mount Langley and New Army Pass
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0248 View over Sequoia National Park with Mount Anna Mills, center, and the Kern Trench, right, from the New Army Pass Trail
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0256 Close-up of yellow daisy flowers with a moth on one of them, from the New Army Pass Trail
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0258 Continuing west into Sequoia National Park on the New Army Pass Trail, Sawtooth Peak in the distance on the right
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0259 Nearing the bottom of the New Army Pass Trail, with Mount Anna Mills, left, and Mount Guyot (12300 ft), right
