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The Mammaries
23 July, 2009, Part 2
The incredibly hot weather continued as we climbed to the Mammaries
We managed to find a few Pygmy Lewisia blooming.
As we climbed higher, we at last had a bit of a breeze.
There was very little wind and we longed for a cool breeze.
(Dennis is being pursued by a Horsefly!)
At this elevation, the little Alpine Harebells were everywhere.
We also found a clump or two of Silky Phacelia
At last we reached the top.
Paintbrushes were enjoying the hot weather
On the way down we hiked through the Mammary Meadows.
There was a patch of abundant Mountain Meadow Buttercups.
And the main meadows were just coming into flower.
There were a lot of odd-coloured lupins.
A last look around before going home for a swim.
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