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Mount Baldy via Devil’s Backbone and Ski Hut trail in September
Mt. Islip via Crystal Lake Campground (San Gabriel Mountains)
Ontario Peak via Icehouse Canyon in July
Cucamonga Peak in June
San Jacinto Peak from the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway
Elevation Gain: 3,100 ft
Total Elevation: 10,834 feet
Distance: 13 miles
Time: Approx. 7-8 hours
Santiago Peak via Upper Holy Jim
Elevation Gain: 4,300 ft
Total Elevation: 5,689 ft
Distance: 15.3 miles
Time: Approx. 7-8 hours
Hike to the Windberg Summit in Schneealpe (Mürzsteg Alps) in Austria
Elevation Gain: 3,500 ft
Total Elevation: 6,259 feet
Distance: 8.6 miles
Time: Approx. 8 hours
San Bernardino Peak
Elevation Gain: 4,800 ft
Total Elevation: 10,649 ft
Distance:16.5 miles
Time: Approx. 8-10 hours
Hike to Mt Baldy from Manker Flats through the Devil’s Backbone and back
Elevation Gain: 3.900 ft
Total Elevation: 10,064 ft
Distance:12 miles
Time: Approx 9-10 hours
Mt. Wilson via Chantry Flats/Sturtevant Trail
Elevation Gain: 4,200 ft
Total Elevation: 5,710 ft
Distance: 16 miles round trip
Time: Approx. 9-10 hours
Cucamonga Peak via Icehouse Canyon
Elevation Gain: 4,300 ft
Total Elevation, 8,859 ft
Distance: 12 miles round trip
Time: Approx. 6-8 hours
Sonoma Coast
Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco
Pumpkin Patch in Half Moon Bay
Big Sur
Winter Recipes: Chilean empanadas
For nearly all of my life, I’ve been told about my grandmother’s beef empanadas. My mother has told me how her mom, who was Chilean, would make huge batches during the holidays and how my grandfather would just eat one after the other. Finally my mom was able to show me how to make them.
I found a recipe that nearly mirrors the family one, except a large amount of vegetable shortening was used as oil. These are by no means healthiest empanadas but OH MY are they delicious. The best part though? Dipping them into sugar before enjoying every delectable bite. Yes, beef empanadas with sugar. Sweet gluttony, how amazing these are.
Recipe for the empanadas: http://allrecipes.com/recipe/fried-empanadas/
Photo of the Day: Young boy at American Barber Shop in Santa Ana.