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That is what those tracks were???i was wondering who would do that!


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I wore crampons up the chute but nowhere else (not even sure they were needed due to the soft snow and postholing). no crampons from Trail Crest to Whitney peak and not used to come down the chute or back to Whitney portal. Snow shoes might be more useful depending on how conditions change.

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Thanks for that information. I'm going up now because when I go up, I start at midnight and usually have some difficulty finding the trail in the rocky area just before Trailside Meadow. This time I want to check for land marks so when I go up again this year, I'll have an easier time finding the trail at night. Thanks again.

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Hi Great set of pictures you capture all the conditions AND the Bonus mountain Grouse this is the thing that can scare the be jebbies out of some people. Many are hearing the un... un... un... and think the worst. bear, mountain lion, big foot.... Hey thanks for the set and looks like your group had a fun trip. Doug

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Beautiful pics Peter! Looks like a great weekend with great weather. The cables look a little spooky... but excellent summit pics! Congrats!

... and I LOVE the grouse picture!! smile


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Thanks Doug and Rosabella
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Great shots Peter; thanx for posting. Doesn't look like anyone wore any foot tools?

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Hi Made this a global topic so everyone can see the set of photos Peter shot last weekend. They will give you a very clear understanding of the conditions.

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Here's a photo from the summit on Saturday May 11, 2013 looking towards the Main Trail. You can see the snow on the upper part of the 97 Switchbacks:



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