Sunday, June 05, 2005


Wetting the feet after the hike. Posted by Hello

Pre-Takopa Falls. Posted by Hello

The hike to Tokopa Falls, even the kids thought it was beautiful. Posted by Hello

Takopa Falls. Posted by Hello

I saved the seeds from this, and planted them in your yard. Posted by Hello

Crescent Meadow. Posted by Hello

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On our hike in Crescent Meadow, we ran into a Cub, and it's mother. Megan was in the lead, and noticed it first. The cub was no less than 15 feet from the trail. Posted by Hello

Jon took this one of the cub standing up. I can't believe how lucky we were to almost get eating by these two animals! Posted by Hello

Momma Bear and Cub foraging for food.
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At the mouth of the Cave. If you look closely you can see that the lock for the gate is a spider. Megan was afraid to stand by it. Posted by Hello

The cave had a stream running threw it. It was carving it's way through marble, that's the blue you see in this photo. I can't explain how blue it was, and this photo doesn't do it justice. Posted by Hello

Cave formations. If you could see this at all, you would agree that the cave was awesome! Posted by Hello

Connor having a fit on the way back to the car from Crystal Cave. Posted by Hello

The trail to Mist Falls was awesome! 4.7 miles one way, or as Jenny calculated on her pedometer, 9,823 steps. The total for the round trip was 18,769. This entire hike was very scenic, we actually hiked part of the John Muir trail to get to the falls. Posted by Hello

Pre-Mist Falls, this is a mini water fall on our way up to Mist Falls. I may get tired of typing Mist Falls... Posted by Hello

Looking down the valley, on the trail to Mist Falls. Posted by Hello

Jen and I on the way to Mist falls, we weren't resting, this was strictly a stop for a photo shoot! Posted by Hello

Looking up Mist Falls from the middle. Posted by Hello

Looking down Mist Falls from the middle of the falls. Posted by Hello

Mist Falls. There was soo much water coming down any attempt to take a photo resulted in a lens covered with water drops. Posted by Hello

A little trail guard on the way back from Mist Falls. Good thing it had a rattle on it, I would have stepped on it! Posted by Hello

We are headed home, and made a stop to see the General Grant Tree. Here are the kids standing inside a hallowed out fallen Sequoia. Posted by Hello

Connor is ready for bed. Posted by Hello

Megan drew a family portrait, Jenny is holding baby Connor, Megan is in the middle, with Daddy on the right, notice his un-shaven face, and lack of hair. Posted by Hello