White Mountains from Mono Lake’s north shore

By Chris Clarke on 2010 04 21 at 11:45:28 am

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Jim Stanger 2010 04 21 at 7:41:45 pm

White Mountain is one of those places I always plan to visit but end up heading somewhere else instead. Don’t think anything will stop me this summer, though. Heading up as far as truckasaurus will take me.
Beth Lowe 2010 04 22 at 8:13:51 am

Wow, what an awesome vista. Hope the truckasaurus gets you as far as you want to go.
Space Kitty 2010 04 22 at 10:58:26 am

Stunning.
Bill 2010 04 22 at 1:15:14 pm

No words needed here, very nice.

Bill:www.wildramblings.com

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