Favorite LP Pics 2025
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That is so cool. Analog is the way to go sometimes!!
dallas massie
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The second picture is Dungees Island out of the water?
Jan Hertzen
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Wow. Silent.
Joe Wilson
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JFRCalifornia
Keeper of San Juan Secrets
Four-Mile Canyon?
Joe Wilson
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I'll have to look at my graph this afternoon, it could be, but I was thinking it was Two-Mile. We almost made it around the Horn and turned around when we were consistently seeing debris and the graph was reading 5-6' depths. I took this picture on our way back down.
JFRCalifornia
Keeper of San Juan Secrets
Interesting about the depth. I was guessing Four Mile because I took nearly the identical shot last August (and it was definitely in Four Mile), only the lake was at 3581 at the time. Here's that photo...
Joe Wilson
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It very well could be Four Mile. I know we had gone up past Two Mile and we almost made it to Trachyte but the debris was more becoming more frequent and the depths mentioned earlier. I turned around and took the picture on the way back down lake and don't remember how far back we had gone before taking the picture. One of the guys with me pointed out the view and I thought it was picture worthy (I'm horrible about remembering to take pictures and this one just stood out as a must, haha).
It is strange that the water level looks really close to the same in both pictures. And looking closer at the two they do look almost identical, other than the snow in mine.
Joe Wilson
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Well, I am going with Four Mile. My chart reset the current track near Forgotten on the way back down lake so I have no way to verify exactly where I took that picture.
JFRCalifornia
Keeper of San Juan Secrets
If you took your photo with an iPhone, you can always click on the information tab for the photo and it will show you exactly where you took it…
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Joe Wilson
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No iphone, it was an android.
RichieW13
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Android should also save location data, if you have the option turned on. (Possibly depending on phone manufacturer?)
- Open the photo on your Android device
- Swipe up on the photo, or click the 3 dots in the upper right, and it will show additional info, which will include a map and the GPS coordinates
Joe Wilson
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Yep, mine is most definitely not turned on. Ever.
dallas massie
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