Mystery dome about twenty miles up the Merced River from Yosemite, maybe a mile past Washburn Lake. Scroll down for more walls along the upper Merced River.

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Mystery dome about twenty miles up the Merced River from Yosemite, maybe a mile past Washburn Lake. Scroll down for more walls along the upper Merced River.

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Self portrait.Welcome to Yosemite.I am glad to be here.

Up-turned grinding stone. This boulder was dislodged and turned to a vertical position during the flood of 1996.<br>
It's along the Merced River in El Portal.<br>
Photo by Blitzo.

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Ken Trout

Nov 15, 2007

“Mystery dome about twenty miles up the Merced River from Yosemite, maybe a mile past Washburn Lake. Scroll down for more walls along the upper Merced River.”

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