Roaming the Eastern Sierra Nevada Caldera
ROAMING THE EASTERN SIERRA NEVADA CALDERA Over the years, Jeanie and I have tried to develop a theme or projets de voyages for our travels in our off-road truck camper, the XTC. On a successful P...
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Doug, it's been 6 years since our epic San Juan High adventure with the Whaz. Here you are cooking up your famous Lamb Kabobs above 11K feet. The Whazinator is in the background. At this altitude you just stop on the road and camp. Who is going to have enough air to argue?
Here we are at 13,114 foot Imogen Pass:
I hope you and yours are doing well.
Thanks to all the rest that have commented on this T.R. I left out one of our destinations on that trip which was the June Lake Loop, a wonderfully scenic route, if you come in the right way. We did not, so no pix. We did stop at Grant Lake near there, another dammed up tributary stream to Mono Lake. Here we drove down on the sandy beach: Lake level seems to be down 15 feet during the 5 year drought. Remember this is the rain shadow side of the Sierra Nevada, so looks a lot like desert.
jefe
Here we are at 13,114 foot Imogen Pass:
I hope you and yours are doing well.
Thanks to all the rest that have commented on this T.R. I left out one of our destinations on that trip which was the June Lake Loop, a wonderfully scenic route, if you come in the right way. We did not, so no pix. We did stop at Grant Lake near there, another dammed up tributary stream to Mono Lake. Here we drove down on the sandy beach: Lake level seems to be down 15 feet during the 5 year drought. Remember this is the rain shadow side of the Sierra Nevada, so looks a lot like desert.
jefe
