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Categories: 2011, April, April 16
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From the top of Trojan Peak (13,947′) we see the saline bed of Owens Lake at elevation 3,500′ (largley drained by L.A. Water & Power), Death Valley is lost in the haze beyond, with the Sierra rearing to it’s apex at far right, Mt. Whitney, (14,494′) 11,000 vertical feet in twenty air miles!
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