Sierra Lakes & Tranquility

I just had hip surgery… so I am out for the season. However, here are some pics from my trip last week to Yosemite.

How about these Jay, do they count? I tried to upload more pics, but it said, File size needs to be less than 5,000,000 bytes. Does anyone else have this problem?

"File size needs to be less than 5,000,000 bytes. Does anyone else have this problem?"

Well, yes, Everyone has the problem. Using 5Mb images where 100kb images are just fine consumes Huge amounts of disk space, and storage is $$$. Also, a small image will load faster, making the entire experience much more enjoyable. Jay's images are around 100kb, as are the two you posted.

Re-size them to 72 dpi, (or something like 500×400) which is sufficient for a monitor.

You can email the file to yourself with Outlook which will prompt you to a smaller size or use web site like
http://www.resize.it/

From late last month:

Kennedy Lake 6-16-12

This is such a pain to resize!

Emigrant Lake

What more could you want?

Columbine Lake below Sawtooth Peak

–B.G.–

Nice Bob!

I literally just let out a long smooth exhale when I took in your photograph.

Morning coffee doesn't get much better than this.

Beautiful photo Bob. I like the way the clouds standout in the sky.

Palisades Basin, Lower Barrett Lakes.

Lunch spot on the other side.

Emigrant Lake

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Jay, those 4 lakes are what you see looking south/down from Forrester Pass. I don't have the names either, sorry. Jack

Those lakes don't have any normal names that I am aware of. They are named by numbers, and those numbers are the normal elevation in feet of the lake water. That normal water level is marked on the topo maps.

—B.G.—

Simple and easy to get to Sword Lake.

Evolution Valley

Young's Lake YNP

Marie Lakes