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First view of Garnet Lake - just a hop, skip and a (near) lighting strike away from Shadow Creek.
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The hot pink Pride of the Mountain Penstamon looks bright even in gloomy weather.
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The Brewer's Lupine reveals beautiful details close-up.
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A hillside of Brewer's Lupine, Elephant's Head, Meadow Paintbrush and Daisies couldn't be better color-coordinated!
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The Pride of the Mountain Penstamon loves the rocky slopes.
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Just after the hail storm, Vicki leads the pack train around the outlet of Garnet Lake.
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The clouds obliterate the mountains, but not the views of the colorful meadows around Garnet Lake.
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The bright Indian Paintbrush nearly drowns out the daisies in this wet meadow.
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Rain and hail hit again after camp is up at Garnet Lake.
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A break in the weather gives an occasional glimpse of the mountains above us.
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A clear morning reveals Mt. Ritter and Banner Peak standing majestically above us.
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The nice morning brings out more signs of life in camp.
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Mt. Ritter and Banner Peak fully reflected in the calm water of Garnet Lake.
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Wherever you turn, Mt. Ritter and Banner Peak (just 1-1/2 miles away) stand out from the crowd.
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