Eastern High Country from Afar

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Hikin_Jim
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Post by Hikin_Jim »

I was out in the Santa Ana Mountains yesterday and snapped this photo of the Eastern High Country of the San Gabriels:
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I always like seeing the peaks from afar and seeing if I can identify them.
HeyWhatsThat is an excellent resource for checking if you're right.

HJ
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Augie
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Post by Augie »

Cool.
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Post by tekewin »

You must have been in the very northern part of the Santa Anas.

I also try to identify peaks I see on the horizon, then I try to figure out how I would attempt to climb them :) It can be very distracting while driving.
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tekewin wrote: You must have been in the very northern part of the Santa Anas.
Maple Springs Road
It can be very distracting while driving.
:shock:
I'm the same way. :lol:

HJ
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Hikin_Jim wrote:
tekewin wrote: You must have been in the very northern part of the Santa Anas.
Maple Springs Road
HJ
Doh! I forgot you have high powered cameras. I have to stop thinking through my limited phone camera lens.

Funny that you also think about climbing routes of distant objects. I feel a little less weird now. :)
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At the very least I'm trying to put the pieces together. My mental map is my constant double check against nav errors. Gotta keep the big picture in mind.

HJ