Cattle on Mission Peak. June 27, 2004.
Yes. Cattle.
You’d think I’d come back from a peak climb with photos of something other than livestock, but whatever…
I did a quick hike up Mission Peak this morning. It is a good climb, so it works as preparation for my upcoming Sierra pack trip. (Two weeks from today I [...]
Dry grass at Almaden Quicksilver Park. June 26, 2004.
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Abandoned mining equipment. Almaden Quicksilver Park. June 26, 2004.
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Boards on abandoned building at English Camp. Quicksilver County Park. June 4, 2004.
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Now I’m confused. I originally thought that the trail I wrote about earlier this week was the “Woods Road” trail, but then I saw a reference to “Wood Road” online. Now I see other references to “Wood Road” and I’m confused… ;-)
I’ll leave the references on this site as they are for now.
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Yesterday my Almaden Quicksilver Park hike terminated at the start of the Wood Road trail at the Sierra Azul Open Space Preserve. Today I decided to drive straight up to this trailhead and explore this new (to me, at least) trail.
I hiked out about 3 miles to a small creek where I stopped for a [...]
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Owen and Caroliine descend Limekiln Trail. December 19, 2004.
Owen climbs El Sombroso. December 19, 2004.
Wood Road. December 19, 2004.
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I think I like this black and white version better than the color version posted earlier.
Quicksilver mine ruins. June 12, 2004.
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Another Mission Peak photo
Man on Mission Peak. June 27, 2004.
The odd thing is that this fellow and the 20 or so other people who arrived at the summit while I was there stopped at the northern sub-peak and never came over to touch the actual summit. Maybe I needed a shower…
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