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If you are heading up there again tomorrow morning, let me know (via cellphone) and I can meet ya there!
I’ll let you know Tyler…it will be weather dependent…and I probably won’t know until I hit the Upper Levels while driving in at around 7:30am. Feel free to ping me earlier if you think it’s a good day to go up again since you’re closer to the action than I am.
As I mentioned on Flickr John, this is a fantastic photo. It got picked up by a Twilight Twitter account too so hopefully you get lots of hits ;)
What a great shot, and proof that being brave and getting the right timing really does pay off! ;)