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A sunset in the John Muir Wilderness colors the sky and the stretching clouds in light pinks and deep purples.
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A packer on horseback enters the Sheep Crossing Bridge. When a packer gets to the Sheep Crossing Bridge, he keeps moving or the stock start a rodeo. A pack string hauls heavy loads and supplies for wilderness rangers and trail crews. North Fork of San Joaquin River, Ansel Adams Wilderness.
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A male volunteer, Aaron Tellion, uses a crosscut saw to cut through a large tree trunk. Aaron wears a red hard hat, a green sleeveless shirt, and sunglasses.
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Aaron Tellion, a volunteer, poses with a crosscut saw next to a freshly sawed tree trunk.
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A mule stands between a the two peices of a cut tree. Mules need logs to be cut out a minimum of four feet on each side of the centerline of the trail in order to avoid banging their pack boxes.
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Wilderness Ranger John Glenn is perched atop a red fir preparing it for the crosscut saw on the Mammoth Trail in the Ansel Adams Wilderness.
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Master crosscut sawyer, John Glenn, poses behind the trunk of a tree. John's gray hair peaks out of his blue head covering and he is wearing blue rimmed protective eye wear.
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A man and a woman, both wearing large backpacks, standing along a trail, surrounded by large trees.
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A man wearing a large blue backpack, scooping ashes from a fire-pit with a shovel.
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Two backpackers standing next to a large wilderness signpost.
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A woman in a red shirt sitting on a large rock, looking out across a valley to a jagged peak nearby, laced with summer snow.
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