





Past Tuolumne Meadows we wound along Tioga Road (California State Route 120) to Yosemite Valley. To keep entertained Juliana kept a count of the number of waterfalls she saw, from tiny trickles to larger spouts. They totaled over 100.
We came across a place we had stopped a few years earlier--a huge expanse of gray rock. Marmots--big rodent-like critters--hovered in the bushes, waiting for tourist treats. Wherever you go in the Sierras, the scenery is gorgeous!
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