The most noticeable fact here was the lack of water coming over the falls. Yosemite Falls was completely dry and Bridalveil Falls had just a bit of a mist at the very top. We could tell Nevada and Vernal Falls had a little water by the outlet stream flow, but just as we were going to hike in to Vernal Falls it started raining.
As we were leaving we noticed a number of climbers on El Capitan, a couple of which were in tents hanging from the wall thousands of feet up.
Though it rained all the way to Glacier Point, the sun did come out for a few minutes for us to see the valley and take some pictures. We did get to see the Nevada and Vernal falls from high above the valley floor. As we left there the rain/snow/sleet/hail returned to make driving very slow. We also saw numerous Deer and a fox, all of which were not to scared of us humans.
Four climbers about 1/2 way up El Capitan
Half Dome with a cloud against it's face
Nevada and Vernal Falls
A fox at a pullout waiting for a handout
Tell us..so what did the fox say?????
ReplyDeleteNot much! LOL!
ReplyDeleteNot much! LOL!
ReplyDeleteNot much! LOL!
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