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Mount Whitney Sunrise



Mount Whitney Sunrise, photo by Harold Davis.

Above Lone Pine, I camped near the Alabama Hills and directly below Mt. Whitney.

What a wonderful, glorious suprise to wake up just before dawn, clamber up a rock, and see the sun peeping over the east wall of Owens Valley and hitting Mount Whitney, the highest peak in the continental United States.

A little later, everything had become golden:

Whitney Portal Dawn

You can view a map of my recent travel towards the bottom of my first story in this series.

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