Set of 11: High Sierras Mammoth Lakes

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STEPHEN H. WILLARD Duck Lake in the High Sierra 7B-H1684 STEPHEN WILLARD Mts. Ritter and Banner from Shadow Lake, in the High Sierra 6B-H1964 T. J. LAKE, MAMMOTH LAKES, CALIFORNIA 5A-H582 Ⓒ WILLARD The Minarets from Minaret Lake, in the High Sierra OC-H8 1 Mt. Mammoth from Lake Mary, Mammoth Lakes, California OC-H7 The Minarets and Lake Ediza, in the High Sierra STEPHEN WILLARD 6B-H1965 A NATURAL COLOR REPRODUCTION FROM KODACHROME (C) STEPHEN H. WILLARD Rainbow Falls, San Joaquin River, in the High Sierra 4B-H1455 TWIN LAKES, MAMMOTH LAKES, CALIFORNIA 5A-H586 Lake Mary, Mammoth Lakes, California 1B-H2488 A NATURAL COLOR REPRODUCTION FROM KODACHROME STEPHEN H. WILLARD 4B-H1454 "At Timberline" on the Mammoth Crest in the High Sierra MAMMOTH LAKES, CALIFORNIA 5A-H585

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WILLARD, PHOTOGRAPH BY STEPHEN H. WILLARD, MAMMOTH LAKES, MONO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Duck Lake, with its rugged, desolate shore- line is one of the most imposing of the High Sierra Lakes. It is easily accessible by trail from Mammoth Lakes. 03- HERE WILLARD-PHOTOGRAPH BY STEPHEN H. WILLARD, MAMMOTH LAKES, CALIFORNIA Shadow Lake and Shadow Creek which feeds it are in one of the most beautiful regions of the Sierra, for vista of mountain crags above and quiet reaches of lake and meadow. 03 HERE PHOTOGRAPH BY STEPHEN H. WILLARD, MAMMOTH LAKES, MONO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA T. J. Lake is the gem of the Mammoth group, situated right up under Crystal Crag, with the snows of the Crest cascading down into the lake. It lies one half mile above Lake George and is easily reached by foot trail. 130 HERE WILLARD-PHOTOGRAPH BY STEPHEN H. WILLARD. MAMMOTH LAKES, MONO COUNTY, CALIF. In the heart of one of the most beautiful and rugged regions in the Sierra Nevada, the minarets are a dominant feature of the land- scape for miles around the Mammoth Lakes district. HERE PHOTOGRAPH BY STEPHEN H. WILLARD, MAMMOTH LAKES, MONO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA The beautifully colored old cinder cone of Mt. Mammoth stands just north of the Mammoth Lakes. HERE WILLARD-PHOTOGRAPH BY STEPHEN H. WILLARD, MAMMOTH LAKES, MONO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA From the shore of Lake Ediza at the head of beautiful Shadow Creek, is one of the most striking views of the Minarets, one of the outstanding features of the Sierras. 3- HERE STEPHEN H. WILLARD. MAMMOTH LAKES, CALIFORNIA @3- HERE Ⓒ WILLARD PHOTOGRAPH BY STEPHEN H. WILLARD, MAMMOTH LAKES, CALIFORNIA Twin Lakes as seen from the top of Twin Falls. Mount Mammoth on the left. 03 HERE PHOTOGRAPH BY STEPHEN H. WILLARD, MAMMOTH LAKES, MONO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA C3- Lake Mary and Mammoth Crest are one of the chief charms of the Mammoth Lakes. Lake Mary is much the largest of the Mammoth Lakes. HERE STEPHEN H. WILLARD, PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA Along the Mammoth Crest where the stout old trees fight for life, is a favorite trail trip of the Mammoth Lakes District. 03- HERE PHOTOGRAPH BY STEPHEN H. WILLARD, MAMMOTH LAKES, CALIFORNIA The entire Mammoth group of Lakes can be seen from the summit of the Crest back of Crystal Crag. They are from left to right: Crystal, Horseshoe, George, Mamie, Twin Lakes, Lake Mary, Barrett Lake, and T. J. Lake. In the extreme distance Mono Lake can be seen on a clear day. HERE