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Tuesday, April 25, 2006

EATON CANYON ADVENTURE

Eaton Canyon is just a bit north of the 210 Freeway in Pasadena, just up N. Altadena Drive. It's about a 1.5 mile hike through the canyon along the river wash to get to the waterfall. The water is crystal clear and icy. To get all the way to the falls requires rock hopping skills as you cross back and forth across the water. The scenery along the way is stunning and the sight of the falls at the end rewards you for your labor.

I made the trek with my nephew a few days ago and took these photos.

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Me and the wife moved out from the East coast to live amid the freaks and fancy folks here in Los Angeles, California where the only reality worth a damn is the one in your own mind. Nothing stays the same for long here so we keep our eyeballs moving and do our best to keep up.