Capture Calif

Capture California

What is a YOLT? Well, you may have heard the term YOLO. Gary and Sherri think we can live again, not as James Bond, but as being reborn. Consequently, we are having fun in our life, after all, You Only Live Twice.

Sunday, July 14, 2013

Adventure 005, Hike 039-Day 20 of the JMT

Matt and Derek with Sherri on top of Glen Pass
Capture California, the Game-2013
Adventure: 005, Hike 039-Day 20 of the JMT
Team: YOLT
Date:  July 14, 2013
Location: Bubbs Creek, Close to Center Basin
Hike Info:
Trail: John Muir Trail from Rae Lakes To Bubbs Creek, Close to Center Basin
Distance: 9.3 miles
Duration: 5:44 Moving
Elevation Rise: 2,490'


Description:
Today will be a bit strenuous. The last time we went over Glen Pass, we struggled just to get up it. Today we start out early. A lot of people pass us-Paul and Larry, several small groups and a group we call the boy scouts. This last group was the most exasperating because they were singing going up the pass, while we could barely get enough breath.
But we make the top, then begin a long trudge down. We eat at the Charlotte Lake junction. Then onwards. Around Virdette Meadows we say goodbye to Paul and Larry. They are starting to lag behind us—that in itself is a miracle. Gary will see them after we summit Whitney. We have dinner about a mile later, but want to gain more elevation so that Forester Pass will be easier tomorrow. We make it to the creek coming out of the Center Basin and find an out of the way camp spot. Read more in our blog.
(As a note: As of Oct 31st, the blog entries has not been edited, nor pictures added for Days 15 through 24 of our JMT experience. We hope to have that done sometime in November--I said it would be done in August so do not hold your breath.)

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