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Well, we didn't chance the reopening of Tioga Road on our trip to the valley, so logged 920 miles round trip on our travels to and fro, instead of the 250 mile RT when the pass is open. We considered cancelling our first night in hopes that the pass would open on Sunday (which it did,) but just left as scheduled. Then the pass closed again and we left early to go the long way back home. It was snowing at Chinquapin when we drove out 41. If we had waited, the pass did open Saturday, but after the previous storm, we didn't chance it. After all, they hoisted a Winter Storm Warning for this storm, and the advisory the week before gave us snow at our house!
Anyway, the storms temporarily added a bit more water to the falls. This pic is on May 10 2015 and three highlines were stretched across the top of Yosemite Falls. I did get a telephoto of three guys on the lines at the same time.