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2003 Sierra Trip
The normal sleeping in which I enjoy on these trips was dispensed with today. We woke up early to get a quick start and beat the heat crossing the vast expanses of slick rock. Mc Guire lake was left at about 830. Our group headed for the edge of the basin. At the rim, rather than descending on the official trail, a particularly poorly maintained chute of loose rock and soil, we took a hard left and picked our way along a narrow bench on the face of what amounts to a cliff with about 300 vertical feet of chances to fall. read more...
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Pasture Peril
Sometimes you get used to things the way they are. This can be the case in one’s own barnyard and pasture. Familiarity may blind us to problems and hazards right under our noses. This happened to us recently. Perhaps my story will help some of you prevent a possible catastrophe, as we did. read more...
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