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Lone elk along Highway 395.

Mt. Whitney and the glorious Eastern Sierra. 

Scouting along the newly-watered Owens River.  Read more. 

 

Kayaking on Klondike Lake in Owens Valley.  Read more. 

High Plains Drifter movie location at Mono Lake.  Read more. 

Kayaking on Rush Creek.  Read more.

Kayaking on Grant Lake.  Read more. 

 

Kayaking on Lundy Lake.  Read more. 

Kayaking on Big Virginia Lake.  Read more. 

Kayaking on Little Virginia Lake.   Read more.

 

New moon over Mt. Rose, Reno, Nevada. 

Kayaking at Sand Harbor, South Lake Tahoe.  Read more. 

Kayaking at Fallen Leaf Lake.  Read more. 

Kayaking at Little Washoe Lake, Nevada.  Read more.  (No photos)

Kayaking at Washoe Lake, Nevada.  Read more.  (No photos)

Kayaking the Carson River, Nevada.  Read more. 

Kayaking Lower Twin Lake, Eastern Sierra.  Read more. 

Kayaking Upper Twin Lake, Eastern Sierra.  Read more. 

Bridgeport Reservoir, Eastern Sierra.  Too windy to kayak.  (No photos)

Kayaking the East Walker River, Eastern Sierra.  Read more. 

Unknown reservoir 5 miles east of the Village of Mammoth Lakes.  Without a good map of the intricate dirt roadway network on the area, I couldn’t find a way in.  Looks VERY interesting, though, with several small islands.  Does anyone know the name of this?  (No photos)

Kayaking Lower Intake 2, Eastern Sierra.  Read more. 

Kayaking North Lake, Eastern Sierra.  Read more. 

Kayaking the North Fork of Bishop Creek, Eastern Sierra.  Read more. 

Lake Sabrina, Eastern Sierra.  Too windy to kayak.  Read more. 

South Lake, Eastern Sierra.  Too windy to kayak.  (No photos)

Warren Lake, Eastern Sierra.  No water! 

Tinemaha Reservoir, Eastern Sierra.  Too windy to kayak.  Read more.

Kayaking the Owens River, Eastern Sierra.  Read more. 

Diaz Lake, Eastern Sierra.  Too windy to kayak.  Read more. 

Heading home; Highway 395 through the Mojave Desert. 

Fire along the freeway.  Welcome back to Southern California. 

…and much more coming soon!

          

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