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Julie and I trekked up a path to get a better view of the lake. The next picture shows this spectacular view, but before we get to that picture, we need to consider the snow.

As we had about 9 to 10 hours of driving left to do, I suggested that we just hike to the snow line, then head back. When we got to the snow line, I asked Julie to make a snowball. Then we had a snow fight. She got some down my neck, but I got even.

What you don't see in this picture is the look on Julie's face.

This is a spectacular view of Lake Marie. How I would love to hike this area more fully.

Wild currants.

Snowy Range Map. I must explore this area.

Snowy Range Sign.
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The Snowy Range.

In the next 10 hours, we B-lined it back to Omaha. I only took one more picture at Julie's request . . . .

Julie and the dinosaur.

This wraps up the picture portion of this trip. We made it back to Omaha late Tuesday night. I was home by about midnight and was able to get up for work the next day.

This trip was a fun diversion. I hadn't realized just how much I missed mountains, hiking, and the beauty that nature has to offer. I got some mileage out of my National Parks Pass and was able to spend time with two great people.

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