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Another dark visit of the Necklace Valley trailhead
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The railing of the bridge across the East Fork Foss is now close to useless
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First morning sun at the Necklace Valley cabin
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The Necklace Valley currently has some nice beargrass
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View of the La Bohn Gap at the end of the Necklace Valley
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The waterfall route to the lowest La Bohn lake is snow-free
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Higher view of the remaining snow at the La Bohn Gap
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La Bohn Peak and steep snow of the La Bohn Gap
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Outlet of the lowest elevation La Bohn Lake
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Slabs at the La Bohn Lakes
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Slabs at the La Bohn Lakes
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The highest La Bohn Lake was frozen over. Seems like interesting physics: I didn't think the air temperature got below freezing during the night.
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The highest and biggest La Bohn Lake
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La Bohn Lakes
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Chain Lakes
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Chain Lakes
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Chain Lakes
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Slabs at Chain Lakes
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Slabs at Chain Lakes, hiker for scale
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One of the partially melted Chain Lakes
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The biggest Chain Lakes close to the cabin
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Looking down the upper Middle Fork Snoqualmie drainage from Chain Lakes. This is one of my favorite views in Washington!
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Looking at our route from Chain Lakes to Tank Lakes
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Admiring the gorgeous views of Summit Chief, Chimney Rock and Overcoat from the traverse to Tank Lakes
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Lake Williams
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Lake Williams
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Mt Daniel through the gap indicated on the topo map as La Bohn Gap (it is not)
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Bears Breast looking fabulous
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Beautiful slabs closer to Tank Lakes, with a view of Mt Daniel and Bears Breast
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Panorama of the ridge from Hinman to Bears Breast
