The San Gabriel Mountains. Mt. Baldy is right of center.
Rare snow on the Santa Ana Mountains. Modjeska Peak on left, Santiago Peak on right.
Prickly Pear Cactus
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The blog has been on hiatus since fall 2014, when Sam resumed teaching college-level philosophy.
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Why do I climb mountains? I just like to stay on top of things.
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Camping is totally in tents.
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Mountains are spectacular, but they can take your breath away.
2 comments:
Sam, these are great! Hope you waved while you were in Laguna! Waking up to a foot of fresh powder on Sunday morning was awesome. The neighbors & I had a get-together during the snowstorm and I took my guitar. Folk music, wine and snacks in front of a big fire while we watched the snow fall outside = heaven.
Now that sounds nice, Kay!
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