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21 November 2005
The full-moon hike
On 16 November, seventeen of us from Caltech went on a wonderful
full-moon hike through a fascinating history-laden trail to Echo
mountain where dwelt once upon a time a mountain railway line and
resort. The drive took slightly less than twenty minutes, and once we
got started on the trail we hardly noticed time pass. A full white
ovule from a parched-dry sky shone above us only moistening, but not
entirely washing away the dirt-road in its silvery breath. And then,
there was the spectacle of the dim, shimmering tim-timming city
lights of Pasadena at the footsteps of the mountain which in spite of
its artifice was something to behold.
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