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Thursday, July 24, 2008 | Updated at 8:12 AM
Tomas Ovalle / The Fresno Bee
Jim Hurley performs a headstand to mark the arrival on the summit of Mount Whitney on Sept. 3. Mount Whitney, terminus of the John Muir Trail, was the end of the journey for Hurley and Emily Franciskovich, who had been part of The Bee's hike since Yosemite Valley.

Magic of the Muir
Among hundreds of peaks that form the High Sierra, Tawny Point is barely a bump, an insignificant pile of rocks dwarfed by two 14,000-foot neighbors, Mount Tyndall and Mount Williamson.

During all those nights the Mount Whitney High Country trail map lay open on my dining room table, I spent hours studying the jagged contour lines of Tyndall and Williamson. Tawny Point never once grabbed my attention.

Guess I had to be there.
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BROWNSVILLE, Texas (AP) Residents and recovery teams began fanning out across south Texas Thursday and cars crept along roads with darkened stoplights as the region got its first look at the destruction left by Hurricane Dolly.

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There are days and weeks, especially in August, when the heat and the haze and the smog hang heavy over the Central Valley and you can't see the mountains.

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Four Bee writer/photographer teams hiked the John Muir Trail. Here's a look back at the adventure.

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