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Horsetail fall is a very evanescent spray that comes off the east end of El Capitan in the spring or after a heavy rain. It is often hard to find for the casual observer.
This is a great photo of the overhanging rock at Glacier point with Yosemite Falls and the Valley in the background. But you have it geotagged as being well north of Tioga Pass Road. I suggest it should be located at 37.729409, -119.572790.
Another fantastic shot, Mark, but misplaced. It's actually Vernal and Nevada Falls from Washburn Point (about a mile east of Glacier point). I'd suggest a geotag of 37.726070, -119.573654.
This photo is not of Turnigan Arm (5 km from Potter Hill). This is a view of Seward at the head of Resurection Bay, taken from "Millers Landing". The cruise ship in the distance is a dead giveaway. Cruise ships do not enter Turnigan Arm near Anchorage.
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Beautiful calm day. Looks like you caught a biggy! Thanks for sharing, Adam Middlemas
Very nice. Tomorrow, 2/7/2016. 2nd hike there.
Excellent! LIKE
Horsetail fall is a very evanescent spray that comes off the east end of El Capitan in the spring or after a heavy rain. It is often hard to find for the casual observer.
Good Job... Beautiful fish.
This is the land of South Korea.
Can't see Anchorage from Halibut Cove....
This is a great photo of the overhanging rock at Glacier point with Yosemite Falls and the Valley in the background. But you have it geotagged as being well north of Tioga Pass Road. I suggest it should be located at 37.729409, -119.572790.
Another fantastic shot, Mark, but misplaced. It's actually Vernal and Nevada Falls from Washburn Point (about a mile east of Glacier point). I'd suggest a geotag of 37.726070, -119.573654.
This photo is not of Turnigan Arm (5 km from Potter Hill). This is a view of Seward at the head of Resurection Bay, taken from "Millers Landing". The cruise ship in the distance is a dead giveaway. Cruise ships do not enter Turnigan Arm near Anchorage.