Jeremy, my brother Jonathan, and I decided on a whim that we wanted to hike Half Dome, in Yosemite. So we packed up and left Thursday morning, camped over, hiked Half Dome on Friday, and then drove home. It was crazy, and amazing all in one.
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There are some amazing waterfalls in Yosemite.
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These next few pictures are of our camp site. It was beautiful.
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This is where we slept. That's right, no tent.
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The start of our hike. We were feeling excited and ready to go. Little did we know . . .
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On the trail up.
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Filling up with water.
Nevada Falls. It was AMAZING. Words and pictures do not do it justice. .jpg)
The cables leading up to the summit.
Um yeah, I was freaking.
So steep.
It was intense.
Jeremy hanging his feet off the edge, much to my dismay.
And standing on the edge of the mountain, also much to my dismay.
I look closer to the edge than I am. I wouldn't get within a couple feet.
The guys were loving it.
It was a surreal experience to stand on the top of that mountain. One of the most amazing experiences I've ever had. We were bummed about the view being so hazy due to the wildfires.
This was on the way back down.
After we got down we hiked up to this other waterfall, and it was incredible.
The mist coming off it was crazy.
The end of our hike. We are all exhausted. Half Dome is 17 miles round trip, plus the extra millage we put on going to the falls, we hiked 20.5 miles, climbing 6,800 feet. We were on the mountain for 10 hours, and needless to say had quite the adventure. I think it was the most physically demanding thing I have ever done, and at moments I hated it, but it was so worth it. 


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Taking time to smell the flowers. She is obsessed with flowers.
Checking out the dolphins.
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