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  • North America, United States, Southwest, West, Big Bend, Big Bend National Park. Rugged Big Bend National Park in Southwest Texas.
    Sierra-Carmen-1.tif
  • As "packers", wranglers work hard to ensure theat the loads on their pack mules are secure and stable, but not too much for the animal to carry. Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_083.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_055.tif
  • The scenic Alabama Hills nestled against the Eastern Sierra feature fantastic stone arches and wonderful views of Mt. Whitney, highest mountain in the contiguous 48 states.
    Alabama-Hills_H_556.tif
  • The scenic Alabama Hills nestled against the Eastern Sierra feature fantastic stone arches and wonderful views of Mt. Whitney, highest mountain in the contiguous 48 states.
    Alabama-Hills_H_549.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_980.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_947.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_933.tif
  • Weighing the load before packing it onto the mules. Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_926.tif
  • Weighing the load before packing it onto the mules. Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_923.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_168.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_146.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_139.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_137.tif
  • Mules of the train having breakfast below the Kearsarge Pinnacles. Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_102.tif
  • Mules of the train having breakfast below the Kearsarge Pinnacles. Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_100.tif
  • Mules of the train having breakfast below the Kearsarge Pinnacles. Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_100-A.tif
  • As "packers", wranglers work hard to ensure theat the loads on their pack mules are secure and stable, but not too much for the animal to carry. Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_089.tif
  • As "packers", wranglers work hard to ensure theat the loads on their pack mules are secure and stable, but not too much for the animal to carry. Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_080.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_078.tif
  • As "packers", wranglers work hard to ensure theat the loads on their pack mules are secure and stable, but not too much for the animal to carry. Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_077_1.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_073.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_071.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_060.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_053.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_050.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_042.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_029.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_025_1.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_020.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_019.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_016.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_013.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_011.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_010.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_007.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_006.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_005.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's Canyon_189.JPG
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_944.tif
  • Weighing the load before packing it onto the mules. Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_924.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_914.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_901.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_184.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_182.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_173.tif
  • Mules of the train having breakfast below the Kearsarge Pinnacles. Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_099.tif
  • As "packers", wranglers work hard to ensure theat the loads on their pack mules are secure and stable, but not too much for the animal to carry. Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_093.tif
  • As "packers", wranglers work hard to ensure theat the loads on their pack mules are secure and stable, but not too much for the animal to carry. Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_086.tif
  • As "packers", wranglers work hard to ensure theat the loads on their pack mules are secure and stable, but not too much for the animal to carry. Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_084.tif
  • As "packers", wranglers work hard to ensure theat the loads on their pack mules are secure and stable, but not too much for the animal to carry. Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_082.tif
  • As "packers", wranglers work hard to ensure theat the loads on their pack mules are secure and stable, but not too much for the animal to carry. Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_077.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_068.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_049.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_032.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_029_1.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_027.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_025.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_021.tif
  • As "packers", wranglers work hard to ensure theat the loads on their pack mules are secure and stable, but not too much for the animal to carry. Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_092.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_974.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_186.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_167.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_144.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_118.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_115.tif
  • As "packers", wranglers work hard to ensure theat the loads on their pack mules are secure and stable, but not too much for the animal to carry. Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_095.tif
  • As "packers", wranglers work hard to ensure theat the loads on their pack mules are secure and stable, but not too much for the animal to carry. Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_088.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_063.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_058.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_044.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_014.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's Canyon_187.JPG
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's Canyon_174.JPG
  • The scenic Alabama Hills nestled against the Eastern Sierra feature fantastic stone arches and wonderful views of Mt. Whitney, highest mountain in the contiguous 48 states.
    Alabama-Hills_H_515.tif
  • The scenic Alabama Hills nestled against the Eastern Sierra feature fantastic stone arches and wonderful views of Mt. Whitney, highest mountain in the contiguous 48 states.
    Alabama-Hills_H_502.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_922.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_143.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_054.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_051.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's-Canyon_024.tif
  • Horse and mule pack trains, like something straight out of the Old West, still ply the steep trails of the High Sierra in King's Canyon National Park.
    King's Canyon_148.JPG
  • Unique tufa formations (calcium carbonate) in Mono Lake with the eastern escarpment of the Sierra Nevada Mountains behind. Mono Lake, CA.
    Mono Lake 3.tif
  • Unique tufa formations (calcium carbonate) in Mono Lake with the eastern escarpment of the Sierra Nevada Mountains behind. Mono Lake, CA.
    Mono Lake 2.tif
  • Unique tufa formations (calcium carbonate) in Mono Lake with the eastern escarpment of the Sierra Nevada Mountains behind. Mono Lake, CA.
    Mono Lake 6.tif
  • Unique tufa formations (calcium carbonate) in Mono Lake with the eastern escarpment of the Sierra Nevada Mountains behind. Mono Lake, CA.
    Mono Lake 5.tif
  • Unique tufa formations (calcium carbonate) in Mono Lake with the eastern escarpment of the Sierra Nevada Mountains behind. Mono Lake, CA.
    Mono Lake #3.tif
  • The scenic Alabama Hills nestled against the Eastern Sierra feature fantastic stone arches and wonderful views of Mt. Whitney, highest mountain in the contiguous 48 states. Mt. Whitney is seen through Lathe Arch.
    Alabama-Hills_329-A.tif
  • The scenic Alabama Hills nestled against the Eastern Sierra feature fantastic stone arches and wonderful views of Mt. Whitney, highest mountain in the contiguous 48 states. Mt. Whitney is seen through Lathe Arch.
    Alabama-Hills_279-A.tif
  • The scenic Alabama Hills nestled against the Eastern Sierra feature fantastic stone arches and wonderful views of Mt. Whitney, highest mountain in the contiguous 48 states. Mt. Whitney is seen through Lathe Arch.
    Alabama-Hills_344-A.tif
  • The scenic Alabama Hills nestled against the Eastern Sierra feature fantastic stone arches and wonderful views of Mt. Whitney, highest mountain in the contiguous 48 states. Mt. Whitney is seen through Lathe Arch.
    Alabama-Hills_309-A.tif
  • The scenic Alabama Hills nestled against the Eastern Sierra feature fantastic stone arches and wonderful views of Mt. Whitney, highest mountain in the contiguous 48 states. Mt. Whitney is seen through Lathe Arch.
    Alabama-Hills_334-A.tif
  • The scenic Alabama Hills nestled against the Eastern Sierra feature fantastic stone arches and wonderful views of Mt. Whitney, highest mountain in the contiguous 48 states. Mt. Whitney is seen through Lathe Arch.
    Alabama-Hills_277-A.tif
  • Spectacular Mono Lake in the shadow of the Eastern Sierras.
    Mono-Lake_102.tif
  • Spectacular Mono Lake in the shadow of the Eastern Sierras.
    Mono-Lake_163.tif
  • Spectacular Mono Lake in the shadow of the Eastern Sierras.
    Mono-Lake_154.tif
  • Spectacular Mono Lake in the shadow of the Eastern Sierras.
    Mono-Lake_116.tif
  • Spectacular Mono Lake in the shadow of the Eastern Sierras.
    Mono-Lake_107.tif
  • Spectacular Mono Lake in the shadow of the Eastern Sierras.
    Mono-Lake_151.tif
  • Spectacular Mono Lake in the shadow of the Eastern Sierras.
    Mono-Lake_139.tif
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