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campy | profile | all galleries >> Helga Tour 2007 (Several Galleries) >> Alabama Hills tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

Alabama Hills

Our return home after five days spent on tour brought us eastward in Kern County, over Walker Pass in the Southern Sierra, thence north into Inyo County to Bishop.
It's mostly a desert landscape and we stopped to look at Joshua Trees. The Alabama Hills are in Owens Valley and have Mt. Whitney as a backdrop. By the time we
arrived there, a major wildfire burning to the west was pushing smoke over into the valley, which killed any photography. Ten images - we didn't explore the interesting rock formations because of the smoke.
Joshua Tree at Canebrake
Joshua Tree at Canebrake		 Another Joshua, Different Angle
Another Joshua, Different Angle		 Getting Artsy
Getting Artsy		 Bartlett Tank, Now Used Only for Advertising
Bartlett Tank, Now Used Only for Advertising		 The Sierra Nevada in Wildfire Smoke
The Sierra Nevada in Wildfire Smoke
Helga at Multi-Agency Visitor Center
Helga at Multi-Agency Visitor Center		 Smoky View of Mt. Whitney, Alabama Hills
Smoky View of Mt. Whitney, Alabama Hills		 Mt. Whitney is in the Center
Mt. Whitney is in the Center		 Mt. Whitney, Highest in the Lower 48
Mt. Whitney, Highest in the "Lower 48"		 Worn Out Boulders
Worn Out Boulders

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