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December 29th 2006     

A Day Trip To Yosemite

Posted by: Laer at 10:29 pm

Two of the Incredible Daughters and I visited a very brisk and snow-dusted Yosemite today. (The other did a Fresno PD ride-along with her uncle — quite a different world!). Here’s the macro view of our day — two El Capitans and two Half-Domes:


And here’s the micro — frost on a fence rail:


Incredible Daughter #1 is quite the geology buff. Here she is explaining glaciation, sedimentation and exfoliation (no, nothing to do with facials … look it up!) to Incredible Daughter #3:


What a joy it was to bring my girls here, and to see how they’ve matured since our last visit just a few years ago. It’s moments like today when I look at the people who are too intellectual, or cosmpolitan, or European to have babies and shake my head with sadness. What a joyful responsibility they are missing!

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