Re: One last trek to the Madera Sugar Pine Grades
| November 07, 2018 06:50PM |
Sorry I had to miss a day of posts. I worked nearly nonstop from 7 am to 10 pm yesterday...
Heading back to the top of the incline I passed these scenic rocks:
Here's the top of the incline looking down (to the west):
A barrel hoop was next to the ROW:
I pushed through the small amount of brush to start down the grade and came into the clearing where I first found the incline. There were nice views of Raymond Mountain to the north:
And the view to the west of Speckerman Mountain and Hogan Mountain to the west was nice as well:
You can see the wire rope I found first on the left.
To be continued...
Heading back to the top of the incline I passed these scenic rocks:
Here's the top of the incline looking down (to the west):
A barrel hoop was next to the ROW:
I pushed through the small amount of brush to start down the grade and came into the clearing where I first found the incline. There were nice views of Raymond Mountain to the north:
And the view to the west of Speckerman Mountain and Hogan Mountain to the west was nice as well:
You can see the wire rope I found first on the left.
To be continued...
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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter
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