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Horton Lake and Mt. Tom

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SEEDLADY	2012-08-18 05:11 PM
ah, treeline in the Sierra. Nothing like it--thanks very much!
BULLSEYEB	2012-08-18 05:25 PM
Sigh. We sure do have some gorgeous countryside not too far away, don't we? Thanks for sharing!
COMMENT 310011	2012-08-18 06:16 PM
LOVE that area! Thanks for the photos!
COMMENT 310023	2012-08-18 07:12 PM
Beautiful pictures! Thank you for sharing.
SBJULES	2012-08-18 07:15 PM
Beautiful, Beautiful! Thanks for posting them.
MTNDRIVER	2012-08-18 08:24 PM
Thanks so much. So dry this year, and still the lakes are looking good. Nothing like the east side of the Sierra, most beautiful mountains on earth!
COMMENT 310069	2012-08-18 10:56 PM
Wonderful pictures! They bring back memories of many trips into the eastern sierra. Lucky you!
COMMENT 310077	2012-08-19 07:00 AM
Thanks! These are beautiful photos!
COMMENT 310091P	2012-08-19 08:04 AM
Wonderful photos - natural color, naturally sharp.
COMMENT 310115	2012-08-19 08:56 AM
Is it correct to put an s on the end of Sierra?
FLICKA	2012-08-19 09:08 AM
115, no; Sierra is plural for mountain(s). In English it would be saying mountainss. Beautiful photos, we have been camping at the BLM Horton Creek campground for 15 years, love the area.
MTNDRIVER	2012-08-19 09:13 AM
115--If you want to.... As you probably know, sierra means "range". So making it plural doesn't really work in Spanish, since we're just talking about this one range of mountains. Personally when I "think" of the mountains in English, I often say Sierras, because I'm imagining mountains, plural, rather than a range of mountains, singular. At least that's how I explain it to myself. "The Sierras"--to me it means "those mountains" rather than "that mountain range." But grammatically, singular is correct.
SPARKEY	2012-08-19 08:00 PM
Beautiful photos, thank you for sharing.

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