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User:Maveric149/Images of the Eastern Sierra Nevada[edit]

Included; Owens Valley, Mono Lake, Mono Craters, Devil's Postpile, Long Valley Caldera, Alabama Hills, Manzanar, and Mammoth Mountain

Orphans[edit]

Fly on finger


Mt Whitney from Alabama Hills


Outhouse in woodland


Two lizards at Travertine hot springs


Weathered granite near Mono Lake

Images that have homes[edit]

Aspen grove


Aspen leaves


Alabama Hills


Alabama Hills


Acorn grinding stone


Cliff Swallow near a nest at Mono Lake visitors center


Desert Varnish on Bishop Tuff


Different rocks at Panum Crater


The Minerets in the Sierra Nevada


Glacial till exposed in roadcut


Mt Whitney from Alabama Hills


Owens River from tableland


Devils Postpile column on its side


Devils Postpile from base


Travertine Hot Springs


Top of Devils Postpile


Top of Devils Postpile


Top of Devils Postpile showing glacial polish


Lone Pine fault scarp


Mono Lake Visitors Center


Lake Russell shoreline near Mono Lake


Tufa in Mono Lake


Pyramid stone on Lone Pine fault scarp


Mammoth Mountain


Mammoth Mountain Ski Area in summer


Moraines near Mono Lake


Petroglyphs on a Bishop Tuff tableland


Cross section of Devils Postpile column


Manzanar shrine


Back of Manzanar cemetery monument


Manzanar cemetery


Manzanar gravesite


Manzanar sentry gate


Manzanar sentry gate


Manzanar sign


Hot Creek Fish Hatchery with Resurgent Dome in background


Hot Creek in Long Valley


Hot Creek in summer


Upwelling in Hot Creek


Seabed sediments seen from Crowley Lake

Used @ Sherwin Range -- hike395 06:39, 31 Oct 2004 (UTC)


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