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Columbine Lake, Sawtooth Peak, and Sawtooth Pass in the Sierra Nevada — Calipidder’s Video
Here’s an enticing video that Calipidder shot and posted to Youtube. She does a 360-degree with narrative of Columbine Lake, Sawtooth Peak, Sawtooth Pass, and other high Sierra scenery. It’s all above timberline and it’s stunning — well worth your time.
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The scenery is breathtaking! I am sure that going to that place is really stunning and wonderful place to unwind. I hope places like this will be preserve for the next generation. And so they will likely enjoy a beautiful place to hike.
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Absolutely makes me be “in the moment”…. as I am sitting in my cubicle at work
Thank you SO much for this post~
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She does such a good job of describing what she sees. I wish I could just teleport there…
The scenery is breathtaking! I am sure that going to that place is really stunning and wonderful place to unwind. I hope places like this will be preserve for the next generation. And so they will likely enjoy a beautiful place to hike.