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| Tioga Pass from Bodie Hills. Mono Lake at lower left. Temp 19 degrees F. |
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Get me to the church in time! |
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| Fortunately, previous owners did, and and now the California State Parks Dept continues preserving in a state of "arrested decay" |
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last light's rays ripple |
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| corrugated tin bears no rust in this dry clime |
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Fill 'er up? |
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Mill town |
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Fire cart watches... structure relaxes |
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Widow's peak? |
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Low down! |
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no bones to warm |
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| Amazingly, rangers living in period quarters year round use historically accurate wood heat: softwood
logs hauled from hills many miles away. Given the low heat output from each softwood log, they must
spend a lot of winter time just keeping warm. Low on an October was typically 19 degrees F. |
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Dust for dinner? |
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life on the outside... |
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Not a shark for miles... |
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Letting grass grow under the wheels |
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Industrious, Illustrious past |
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Get a grip? (Nothing to hang on for....) |
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Hopin' for Lady Luck in the back seat |
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| Nick catches the day's last rays from the town's Low Rider |
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