6.29.11 - cucamonga peak

TRs for the San Gabriel Mountains.
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MattCav
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finally got out to cuc for the first time. i dont know why it took so long, but it was worth it. what a fun hike! but holy crap, the wind was howling at 40-50mph in parts! i thought that wasn't supposed to happen in the summer? craziness.

tr here: http://pasadenahiker.wordpress.com/2011 ... use-canyon

anyone know what those caves are? old mines?

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also, check out my friend, the buzzworm, making an appearance just past icehouse saddle.

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Taco
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I think those are mines. Maybe Ze knows?
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thanks taco. any idea how i can link those photos so they aren't ginormous?
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Post by rokclimbr »

I link from Picassa and there is an option when embedding the link to SGMDF (see photo below).



As for the caves I climbed up there and they are little more than divots in the hillside, if they were mines they have since been filled in. Kind of cool looking from below though.
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thanks man. still having trouble but ill just upload smaller pics next time.
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Aye, the 'different size' option on the site.

The way I do it is I resize my photos to 30% their original size, often resulting in an image about 640x480 pixels. When uploaded, this takes up less space and is always an acceptable size for pretty much anyone's monitor.
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Post by asbufra »

Isn't Cucamonga nice?

I believe the holes are mines. There are some of copper mines in the area but I am not sure if these are them... The lower one isn't very deep I never climbed up to look into the upper one.
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