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Yosemite

Postby iandsmith » Tue 16 Aug, 2011 11:17 pm

It has been remarked that if you only have time to see one park in the U.S.A. then it should be Yosemite.
I was fortunate enough to spend a little (too little) time there. Here are a few shots from that brief time.
Cheers all
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Half Dome panorama from Glacier Point
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Near Bridal Veil Falls
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USA - Yosemite - The Cascades (8)sp.jpg
Below the Cascades
USA - Yosemite - Pohono Bridge with Pacific Dogwood flowers (3) sp.jpg
Bridal Veil creek
Steller's Jay sp.jpg
Steller's Jay
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Re: Yosemite

Postby Stibb » Tue 16 Aug, 2011 11:54 pm

Agree. It's unreal. We were up there many years ago for a few days cross country skiing. It. was. awesome! One morning a coyote was standing <10m away looking at us as we passed :D

Reminds me I have to scan all my old pictures :|
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Re: Yosemite

Postby Graham51 » Thu 18 Aug, 2011 7:23 pm

I had the pleasure of making a couple of day-visits from Fresno last year, with a walk to Clouds Rest. Once we (I) got over the idea that a bear might be around the next bend it was a fantastic and thrilling experience. Here are a couple of photos from our walk.
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Lake at the start of the walk.
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Deer along the track (sorry, trail.)
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Half Dome from Clouds Rest
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Chipmunks enjoyed raiding our food at the top
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Re: Yosemite

Postby iandsmith » Thu 18 Aug, 2011 10:27 pm

Nice to get some feedback, seems like an excuse to include some more pics.
Cheers all
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Bridal Veil panorama
USA - Yosemite - Pohono Bridge with Pacific Dogwood flowers (2).jpg
Looking towards Bridal Veil from Pohono Bridge
USA - Yosemite - Tunnel View (1).jpg
Tunnel View (named because there's a tunnel nearby)
American robin, must be an early bird sp.jpg
American Robin (obviously and early one!)
Yosemite panorama.jpg
Yosemite cliff panorama
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Re: Yosemite

Postby Phil » Fri 19 Aug, 2011 9:08 am

Agreed, unbelievable place. Was there as a 15 year old in 96', we went through in a day :shock: Will have to take the wifey/family back there one day.
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