Hard to get places in Anza Borrego which require 4WD or hiking
Mt. Tule, Rozzie, Groan and Gasp
tekewin Posts: 366
12/18/2016
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Here are some photos from a loop hike I did last weekend to some remote peaks on the west side of Carrizo Gorge. It is a really beautiful and harsh area. I really love this part of the desert (minus the cholla). The full report is here is you want all the details.
Note: timestamps are off by an hour
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ziphius Posts: 911
12/18/2016
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Beautiful photos, tough terrain. Did you see any water during the trip? Thanks for posting.
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tekewin Posts: 366
12/19/2016
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ziphius,
Not a single drop of water anywhere. The side canyon we crossed going from Groan to Gasp was dry. Maybe there was some around that palm grove, but we didn't get very close to it.
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Britain Posts: 600
12/26/2016
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Nice may look into doing some of this.
-- Cant drive 55 Britain http://icorva.com
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RobertMarcos Posts: 23
12/27/2016
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Gorgeous photos. May I ask what kind of camera? I need something lightweight...
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Britain Posts: 600
12/27/2016
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What ever camera you choose on, look into this. I place it on my day pack and larger pack. Holds a fairly heavy camera. Has a quick release to remove camera. I pack a lot of lenses so my pack is sort of heavy. https://www.peakdesign.com/capture-pro-camera-clip-previous-plates?gclid=Cj0KEQiAv4jDBRCC1IvzqqDnkYYBEiQA89utoraiBnh8i6UzAHPiyltzmhsYc8LNslmcf27vFisQoZQaAr0P8P8HAQ edited by Britain on 12/27/2016
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tekewin Posts: 366
1/7/2017
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Robert,
Sorry for the late reply. I use a Canon Powershot Elph 170IS. Super light, small, and a pretty good point and shoot. It has a 12X optical zoom. It's not prosumer or pro level, but it seems to be the best compromise between quality, price, and portability for me. I usually buy one or two generations old because I go through about one camera a year. I am pretty rough on my equipment.
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