Campsite at Palm Canyon, Indianhead is the pointy one in the background 

South side of the peak 

A few miles up Palm Canyon 

View to the SE 

View to the NE 

Me on top 

Grasses in Palm Canyon 

Nick in Palm Canyon 

 

 

 

 

East side of San G, ascent route is slope on left 

Mineshaft Saddle 

Nick and Luca on the way up 

View to S and E from the top, San Jacinto (R) 

Snow cups up top 

Nick, Luca, Me on top 

On the way down, Dry Lake in background 

 

 

Camp near Dry Lake 

Afternoon reflections in Dry Lake 

Start of the ridge, looking north to Tomales Bay 

Bolinas Ridge Fire Rd 

Dad and Christian 

 

Fog rolling in. 

 

Oaks in the fog 

Christian, Anna, Kattie, Dad 

 

Moss and Lichen on oak bark 

 

 

Kattie and Anna 

getting foggier... 

 

Christian 

Heading home, fog turning to light rain 

 

Looking down the ridge to Borrego Valley and Badlands 

Nearing the peak, looking east to the Salton Sea 

Sunrise over the Salton Sea from Villager Peak 

Coyote Mtn and Borrego Valley 

Clark Valley and Coyote Mtn. 

Nick and Amanda heading down the ridge 

Click to zoom once in slideshow: Pano of Rabbit Peak (L) and Salton Sea from Villager near sunset  

Pano of Rabbit Peak (L) and Salton Sea from Villager near sunrise 

Entering Death Valley 

Me in the Artist's Palette area 

(Steve) 

 

Campsite at Wildrose Campground 

(Steve) 

Stars just before sunrise (Steve) 

 

Telescope Pk in the clouds 

 

Bennet Peak, very windy and cold... 

Steve, Bennet Pk 

 

Looking east to Badwater 

Coming back down the road from Mahogany Flat 

 

 

Charcoal Kilns 

 

Dust Storm driving through Panamint Valley 

 

Morning drive up Mahogany Flat Rd 

Telescope Pk (C), Bennet Pk (R) 

Coming back down Mahogany Flat Rd 

 

Panamint Valley dust storm 

11/08 - Kelly Ditch Trail, Cuyamaca 

5/08 - Nick near Mexican border, Valley of the Moon area, SD County 

5/08 - Mexican border, Valley of the Moon area, SD County 

5/08 - Mexican border near Blue Angels Pk, SD County 

11/07 - West Mesa Area, Cuyamaca