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02176 Eating breakfast in camp at PCT mile 768 - I only had 12 miles to hike that day, to approach Forester Pass
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02182 Back on the Pacific Crest Trail after climbing Whitney, although this is also the John Muir Trail, too
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02190 Video of me singing the In-and-Out Burger song with modified wording for the Pacific Crest Trail
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02196 Morning light and a shadow-selfie at beautiful Sandy Meadow, with the Kaweah Range off to the west
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02215 The Pacific Crest Trail climbs up and over a saddle that I call Sandy Pass as it is near Sandy Meadow
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02224 The PCT descends and traverses a series of rocky moraine ridges left behind by past glaciation events
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02236 Peakfinder Earth screenshot showing Mount Tyndall, and which peak matches the preceding photo
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02238 Zoomed-in view of Mount Tyndall (center) showing a similar shape, style, and talus-coating as Whitney
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02243 The Pacific Crest Trail descends into the Wallace Creek Valley before climbing up the other side
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02251 Wallace Creek crossing at PCT mile 771 - I decided to wade across in my Teva's and wash my feet
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02257 I gave my socks extra rinsing and wringing in Wallace Creek as clouds of dust swirled downstream
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02260 I dried the socks on the gear loops of my Osprey Exos 58 backpack after putting on my clean pair
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02270 View west down the Wallace Creek valley where the High Sierra Trail descends into the Kern Trench
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02281 The Pacific Crest Trail crosses Wright Creek at mile 772 - the Far Out app mentioned a nearby log to use
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02286 GoPro video as I rock-hop and log-walk my way across Wright Creek on the Pacific Crest Trail
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02291 The dark peak right of center is Mount Williamson (14348 ft) the second-tallest California Fourteener
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02293 Peakfinder Earth Screenshot showing two California Fourteeners, Williamson and Tyndall
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02294 Mount Whitney was visible from the PCT north of Wallace Creek, according to Peakfinder Earth
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02310 It was high noon and the climb was hot as I made my way up to the Bighorn plateau on the PCT
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02327 There wasn't much vegetation as the Pacific Crest Trail arrived at the Bighorn Plateau at mile 774
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02329 Up at 11,400 feet elevation, the pond on the Bighorn Plateau was an oasis in a treeless plain
