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General Account.
was at an altitude of 11200 ft
and was Lady Pal Pass in
carrots. There were patches
of snow still clinging to the
tallac slopes and the chimnies
on the more protected side
of the mountains. These
patches did not seem to be
very deep. By 3:50 P.M. we
had reached the upper lake
of the basin beneath the
Red Kaweah and at this
point turned toward lower
camp. After a steady fast
drive toward camp reached
it by 7:10 P.M.
Weather was clear and
bright all day.