Foiled again by the suggestion of ...
snow. Not actual snow, just the complete absence of the same on the road to the Bristlecone Pines - blocked by the USFS for NO REASON AT ALL. But I'm not bitter because we successfully circumnavigated the entirety of the White Mountains today following this path starting from Bishop:
* South on 395
* North-East on 168 thru the beautiful Westgard Pass
* North on White Mountain Road as far as the road closure above the Sierra Viewpoint at 9,500' elevation
* South on White Mountain Road
* North-East on 168 again
* North on 264
* North-East on 773
* East on an unnamed dirt road
* South on Emigrant Pass Road
* North on Emigrant Pass Road
* North-East on an unnamed dirt road
* West then South on 6 back to Bishop
Highway 168, paved but one very narrow and twisty lane:
Cactus with flower:
Closeup of the cactus flower, with ants:
Rock flower:
Succulent:
Purple:
Yellow:
Blue and white:
Beautiful mixed up geology along Emigrant Pass Road:
Water:
Antelope hoof:
Intelligent wild horse:
Boundary Peak:
* South on 395
* North-East on 168 thru the beautiful Westgard Pass
* North on White Mountain Road as far as the road closure above the Sierra Viewpoint at 9,500' elevation
* South on White Mountain Road
* North-East on 168 again
* North on 264
* North-East on 773
* East on an unnamed dirt road
* South on Emigrant Pass Road
* North on Emigrant Pass Road
* North-East on an unnamed dirt road
* West then South on 6 back to Bishop
Highway 168, paved but one very narrow and twisty lane:
Cactus with flower:
Closeup of the cactus flower, with ants:
Rock flower:
Succulent:
Purple:
Yellow:
Blue and white:
Beautiful mixed up geology along Emigrant Pass Road:
Water:
Antelope hoof:
Intelligent wild horse:
Boundary Peak:
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