

See the tufa.
Go to Mono Lake in the crisp beautiful fall and see the towers that rose beneath its akaline waters (by a natural process that my wife, the biologist, will be glad to explain, appointment only) and which were exposed when thirsty Southern California tapped the rivers that fed it and which -- if all agreements are kept -- will disappear once more beneath as the lake regains some (but not all) of the water stolen from it.
Not every environmental battle is a lost cause.
This is some of what you get if you go on through Yosemite to the eastern slope of the Sierras. It's even a little lonesome over there come this time of year. Apparently not everyone understands that it is worth the trip -- and a stopped-up ear from all the up and down when you have a cold.
P.S. Click on the photos and then click again for an even tighter look. I love digital. It's a "blind pig" technology.
1 comment:
nice. i do believe it was well worth it. the picture is nice because it looks like stone monsters coming out of the water.
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