but from the other side. We have always approached from Lake Poway. However, in the last few days, we did a late
afternoon hike followed by the sunrise walk/jog up this very steep climb from Highway 67. Although a lot
shorter than from the other side, its steepness makes it a great workout, yet a little short for a hike.
Aren't I getting ever so more confident?
San Diego County has some incredible boulder-covered mountains.
You don't have to be tall to reach the top, just know where to plant your roots.
If we did not know otherwise, it could have been the moon.
A mountain range towards the north protrudes above the clouds.
On a wet surface, the fellow was not feeling too confident on the potato chip.
After cresting the peak, the other side of the mountain is less fogged.
I think I'm stuck—too many of the editor's chocolate chip cookies, unfortunately.
The proverbial 'stuck between a rock and a hard place'.
It's enough already...not for me though.
Cheers,
Jenni and Jeffrey
A return visit to Iron Mountain, always a treat.
A ghostly view created by clouds allowing sun to peek through before dusk.
A view of a tinted Pacific Ocean from Iron Mountain on a so-so light day.
A favorite as the light created a unique and rich view of Eastern San Diego.
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