Backpacking on Mt Shasta

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Cappy2cap

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some pics of my trip to Mt. Shasta
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My Garmin Oregon made our off trail hiking a breeze
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What we were hiking on
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There were 4 of us....and we each had a great knife (I brought the B-11)
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great hiking knife!!

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with my sling shot
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the crew

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and me

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Beautiful Sunset

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this is my hammock...camped under the stars! what a view:D:thumbup:
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Nice! My wife and I own ten acres NE of Weed that has a gorgeous view of Mount Shasta. We were there two weekends ago. We spent some time at Panther Meadows.

Here is the view from our property:

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Looks like great times.

Is that a sheath from Scrapyard?

I have one I used to use on my trailmaster, but the Basic is too long,

So I had to make my own leather sheath.
 
Here are recent photos taken from Panther Meadows:

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A little bit higher than Panther Meadows:

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Sunrise from our property:

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wow...i wish we could move up there. I love the area...we actually styed a night in WEED, CA
 
cool post, Cappy. i grew up near there; reminds me of plenty of summer and winter trips. NorCal all the way :thumbup::thumbup:
 
lunde said:
One of the best parts of Mount Shasta is the water.
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or lack there of...we circumnavigated the mountain at about 8600 ft and cascade gulch to basically bolum creek were dried up and only offered snow melt which ate up most of my fuel. we had to resort to piling up snow on our metallic e-blanket and letting the snow melt in the sun on them and drain into a bucket to drink.
 
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