tripledigitken
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Devil's Postpile
Last October I was able to drive right up to the trailhead. Didn't know a thing about shuttles. Perhaps they are only used during the busy summer
months. September and October are my two favorite months to visit the Eastern Sierra.
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David K
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Beautiful!
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DianaT
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Yes, the shuttles are strictly during the busy time. That is a beautiful shot. I really love the composition. Come back this fall and we can race
our Subarus down the hill. 
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Ken Bondy
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Beautiful photo Ken!!!
carpe diem!
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Frank
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Gret shot Ken. Another place to visit added to the list.
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Ateo
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Heading there next month. Thanks.
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paranewbi
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Been there...wanted to pocket some of those remenants to line my yard with 
Thanks for sharing!
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tripledigitken
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| Quote: | Originally posted by DianaT
..........Come back this fall and we can race our Subarus down the hill. |
You're on! I'll be up your way the second week of October.
Ken
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Bielefeld
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Does anyone know, where this "Baja- version" of the Devil's Postpile is???
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bielefeld Does anyone know, where this "Baja- version" of the Devil's Postpile is???
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I would love to know! 
[Edited on 6-19-2013 by David K]
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Bielefeld
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It is called "Los Pillares". If you turn off before San Javier in the direktion of Comondu, and after about 10? miles turn left on a bad, bad road,
you come to this awsome place.
The hurricane went through a few years ago and destroyed the rancho and the big orchard. The ranchero moved out of the arroyo to a misserable place in
the desert...
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bielefeld
It is called "Los Pillares". If you turn off before San Javier in the direktion of Comondu, and after about 10? miles turn left on a bad, bad road,
you come to this awsome place.
The hurricane went through a few years ago and destroyed the rancho and the big orchard. The ranchero moved out of the arroyo to a misserable place in
the desert... |
Thank you... I think I found it, as Los Pilares in the Baja topo map... down Arroyo Santa Isabel, turning off on the side track where
the Comondu road leaves the arroyo...?
Thank you for verifying that Baja is a land of endless wonders !
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durrelllrobert
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| Quote: | Originally posted by tripledigitken
Last October I was able to drive right up to the trailhead. Didn't know a thing about shuttles. Perhaps they are only used during the busy summer
months. September and October are my two favorite months to visit the Eastern Sierra.
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We used to stop there on the way back to Ridgecrest after skiing at Mammoth. Looks a little different in the winter with snow on it.
Bob Durrell
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