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Starting off up the Sandstone Peak Trail
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We have a late arrival. Could it be Andy?
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Taking a break to help Andy catch up
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Climbing to Sandstone Peak
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On the way up to Sandstone Peak is this perfect photo location
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The monument and the group at the top of Sandstone Peak
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Looking west from Sandstone Peak, we can see Tripeaks (almost dead center) and Peak 2701 to the right
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Looking east, the ribbon of Yerba Buena Road catches the sunlight
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The Channel Islands look a little erie poking up through the thin marine layer
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What goes up Sandstone Peak must come back down
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The trail to Skull Rock doesn't seem to get much use and is quite overgrown
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Sentinals guard Skull Rock
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Andy is the first to make it to the top of Skull Rock
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Looking over the edge of Skull Rock
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Steve watches Andy and Paul on Skull Rock
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Paul on Skull Rock
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It goes down a long way
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Andy joins Paul
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Everyone gets back from Skull Rock with no incidents
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Getting back to the main trail. More people should go through here to widen it out a bit!
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The trail to Boney Peak is much broader (for now)...
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The last part of the trail to Boney Peak is narrow, but easy to pass along
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