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the mountain is covered with fields of mule's ear wildflowers which were just emerging
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| Day 2: A 10-mile hike up to
the 8,760' summit of Mt. Reba -- the mountain is covered with fields of mule's ear wildflowers which were just emerging |
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| Slender Larkspur | |
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| Large Leaf Lupine | A pine cone trillium |
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| This pine was oozing over this tree who has a heart | |
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| Hound's Tongue | |
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| Phlox and cones | Emerging mule's ears |
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| Pointing to the Dardanelles | Mushing onward toward the summit |
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| Old Man's Whiskers (Geum Triflorum) | |
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| Geno in front of the lightning rod tree | Snowfields on the north-facing slope |
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| Dick and Eric on the edge of a receding snowfield | |
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| Yellow Indian Paintbrush | Spreading Phlox |
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| A remnant of a lava dike | Heading to the summit of Mt. Reba |
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| Mountain Penstemon | |
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| Gazing down to Salt Spring Reservior and Mokelumne River | Dick points to Mokelumne Peak across the canyon |
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| Atop the 8760' summit of Mt. Reba | Eric hikes across the snowfield at the canyon's edge |
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