Tag: Mono Lake
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California Fly-by’s
This post is being reposted because when looking at this while working on yet another new template, I immediately recognized parts of the Eastern Sierra. My mother would have said: “If it had been a snake, it would have bit you.” I flew south the day after the Wet Washington post. It was raining when I left…
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Eastern Sierra Fall Colors
Two days of photographing the beautiful fall leaves of the Eastern Sierra Mountains.
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Mono Lake
I traveled twice to Mono Lake, CA, which is right next to the pass into the back entrance of Yosemite. Mono Lake was created some 700,000 years ago when a volcanic eruption 2,500 times greater than that of Mount Saint Helen’s occurred. The ash settled as far east as Nebraska and debris and ash south…
from egghill 
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