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The morning sun shone on Mt. Whitney ( 14,505 ft / 4,421 m on the left ) and Mt. Russel ( 14,086 ft / 4,293 m on the right ). Mt. Whitney is the highest mountain in the contiguous United States - Sierra Nevada, California
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Alabama Hills evening light
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IMG_1191 Alabama Hills, Lone Pine
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IMG_1309 Rocks and Life ( Pink Barrel Cactus)
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Alabama Hills is a magical place no matter what season you come and they look different every time visit. This time I hiked for 5 hours and was impressed to discover a variety of wildflowers and mysterious rockscape - Lone Pine Peak in the distance
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Desert paintbrush in Alabama Hills
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Wildflowers in Alabama Hills, Lone Pine
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Dust storm in Alabama Hills and Sierra Nevada Mountain Range
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In the vast Alabama Hills, only one tree grew big in the rocky terrain and harsh weather - Lone Pine Peak [3,944 m] on the left, Mt. Whitney [4,421 m] covered with cloud
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Morning glow in High Sierra
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Dawn in the Alabama Hills
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Sierra Mountains seen from one of the arch rocks in the Alabama Hills
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Alabama Hills, California
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I only saw 3 people in 2 days in the Alabama Hills this time of year!
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Alabama Hills
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Alabama Hills
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Mt. Whitney [4,421 m] in the middle and Mt. Russell [4,293 m] on the right. The view from Alabama Hills
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Alabama Hills, California
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Mt. Whitney [4,421 m] on the left, Mt. Russell [4,293 m] on the right
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High Sierra and Alabama Hills
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Boot Arch in Alabama Hills
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Mt. Whitney (Right) and Lone pine peak (Left) - The view from Alabama Hills
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Morning light on the High Sierra, California
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Dust storm in Alabama Hills, California - I hid behind a huge rock until the sandstorm passed
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A part of Alabama Hills
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Wildflower Desert Paintbrush in Alabama Hills
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A part of Alabama Hills, California
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Mt. Whitney and Alabama Hills
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Heart shaped arch in Alabama Hills
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Magic Hour in the Alabama Hills
