On top of Mt. Whitney, 14,494ft. Highest point in the contiguous US. It was a beautiful day at the top. Warm weather and no threat of rain and/or lightning. I climbed with a group of guys and had a great time. The views from there were fantastic. This is looking east toward Owens Valley and beyond the mountain range in the distance is Death Valley, CA. The highest and lowest points in the US in one small area. WOW!
OPEN WIDE AND LET IN THE LIGHT
Sunday, August 21, 2005
JULY 5, 1993
On top of Mt. Whitney, 14,494ft. Highest point in the contiguous US. It was a beautiful day at the top. Warm weather and no threat of rain and/or lightning. I climbed with a group of guys and had a great time. The views from there were fantastic. This is looking east toward Owens Valley and beyond the mountain range in the distance is Death Valley, CA. The highest and lowest points in the US in one small area. WOW!
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About Me
- Ray Sherrod
- Santa Cruz, CA, United States
- I am a very shy introverted photographer. My psycho-therapist says that I may be able to come out of my shell almost any time now.
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