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| We discovered the patio of the San Francisco's mayor's residence overlooking the lake and ate our picnic lunch with this million-dollar view. The bust is of Mr. O'Shaughnessy, the engineer who built the dam. | |
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| Views of Tuolumne river pools and white water rapids on the ride back | |
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| The mountain dogwood and boggy meadows were in full bloom | |
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| On the second day, we did a 5-mile
hike from O'Shaughnessy Dam to Wapama Falls. This is one of several ephemeral falls seen from the trail. |
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| Tueeulala Falls | |
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| We went rock hopping to get close to the base of Wapama Falls. Talk about a rush!! | Another view of Tueeulala Falls |
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| Lower Wapama Falls gushing down and under the bridge. Geno getting drenched. | |
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| A view of the rec building of Yosemite Pines RV Park | Time to relax before making dinner. Musubi (teardrop) is perfect for these short outings. |
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| Cowboys on the trail | A cattle drive on Hwy 120!?? |
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| The 3rd day, we took a drive into Yosemite Valley and first stopped at Cascade Falls off Hwy 120 | |
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| A view of high-flowing Merced
River with Bridal Veil Falls in the background |
Placid Merced River flowing through the Valley |
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| The view of Half Dome from Inspiration Point | A bride in front of Bridal Veil Falls |
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| Two guys and two views of Yosemite Falls | |
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| The newly revamped approach to Yosemite Falls | |
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