Manganese Peak and Jim Jones Reef

Black Mountains, Lake Mead NRA, Nevada

March 8, 2006

56There is an 80-foot dryfall below	57The walk-around	58The cloud	59On route to the lakeshore	60On route to the lake
61On route to the lake	62Lake is much closer now	63Looking back	64Little Gold Poppy	65Another walk-around
66Zebra-tailed Lizard	67The lake is near	68Jim Jones Reef	69Lake Mead	70Lake Mead
71Lake Mead	72By the lake	73Lunchtime	74Another Zebra-tailed Lizard	75Zebra-tailed Lizard
76Jim Jones Wash	77Cloud	78It is all uphill on our return trip	79On the way up canyon	80Climbing up
81Balancing Rock	82On the way up canyon	83Hiking up canyon	84View up canyon	85Natural rock formation
86Conglomerate rock	87By another dryfall we will climb	88On a dryfall	89On way up dryfall	90Climbing up
91A look back	92Lake Mead	93Traversing the slope	94Afternoon colors	95Lake Mead in the background
96Close-up of the lake	97View of Cathedral Peaks	99Turkey Vulture soaring above us	100Rock formation	101Tired and waiting for a ride
102Waiting for a ride	103Yellow line is our route