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hillbasher
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Mt. Baldy. Always wanted to see what the fireworks shows over the Southern California basin would look like from 10,000 feet, and I wasn't disappointed.Had JD cocktails as the sun went down and it wasn't long before the light shows began. Well worth the effort of lugging all that weight to the top.
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hillbasher
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Didn't bring a tri-pod or a camera that was good for exposure shots. Watching was the main reason for being up there, but next time will be more prepared. Was a really great night with just a little wind at sunset and cool but not cold temps. The sunset was quite spectacular actually and 3 others arrived on the summit just in time to get pictures and then they took off back down the Backbone trail to the Notch.tekewin wrote: Nice sunset. Did you take any photos of the fireworks? Sounds like a good place to be on the 4th.
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360coaching
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was it super loud up there, contemplating taking a sketched out dog to get away from the noise.
Have you tried doggie ear muffs?360coaching wrote: Mon Jul 01, 2024 8:32 pm was it super loud up there, contemplating taking a sketched out dog to get away from the noise.
I will probably go up to henninger and join Lowelifes and mwba
stoke is high
A few years back I biked up to Mt Disappointment on the 4th to meet up with Taco. It was a good place for a dog. In fact, I ran into somebody chilling with her dog on the way up. They came up to escape the noise, and were having a great time. You don't need to go very high up at all to get away from the noise