Lost Cabin Mine

Mokelumne Wilderness, California, USA

September 17, 2011, 11:43 PDT

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The High Sierra is a beautiful place to take a hike, and there are all kinds of things to find. Take this old rusted out car chassis. It was obviously used as a source of mechanical power for the nearby abandoned and closed up mine. Imagining what it must have been like as a miner out in the wilderness trying to rustle up some valuable minerals can take a hiker in to another world. These are some of the remnants of the Lost Cabin Mine.

Location

USA-Canada / USA-California

Lat: 38° 40' 51.8" N
Long: 121° 1' 55.6" W

Elevation: 8,549 ft

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Hardware: Nikon D200, Nikkor 10.5mm lens, Kaidan QuickPan III Speherical
Software: PTGui/Mac, Photoshop CS3, PanoPreviewer

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