We enjoyed another treat when clouds came in low again and provided views that were incredible. It's quite a feeling beginning at a trailhead and only being able to see few hundred feet ahead. The clouds from below are invariably grey and dull whereas from above, are virgin white. However, once a person walks through and above the clouds, it's as if one has arrived in a new world. The dynamics are so powerful that one should not wait to take a photograph because in minutes, sometimes seconds, the scene will be lost. Nature, if nothing else, is not lazy. Nevertheless, the succeeding view may even be more interesting. The lesson to learn is don't hike with a photographer, he'll slow you down.
'We've looked at clouds from both sides now...'
Leaving the bench: Jenni steeling herself for some boulder climbing.
Looking across to Madonna Mountain on the way up to Bishop Peak, a religious route.
Bishop Peak: A tricky climb to reach the top...so he says.
Cloud cover thick.
Clouds begin to dissipate.
'She'll be coming (going) round the bend when...'
The sun still continues to shine in Morro Bay, perhaps a little erratically, particularly when supporting it.
Cheers,
Jenni and Jeffrey
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