Sunset from the top of No Burritos, the final route of the day.

Detailed trail topographic of El Cajon mt.

The low lieing fog crept in on us overnight.

The fog settled about 300ft below us during the night.

Incredible view of El Cajon mtn's prow with the morning light hitting it. Typically you could see all the way to the coast from this spot with such a clear sky. On this morning there was a sea of clouds stretching all the way to the mtn itself.

An ocean of clouds, with what appear to be small islands popping out everywhere.

The low lieing fog, or marine layer, went on as far as the naked eye could see.

A break in the fog allowed us to spy on the valley floor below.

An incredible morning at El Cajon mtn's Wedge, 6/19/2010. We went on to climb the classics, Leonids (5.9) and Triton Tower (5.11a).

The space rapp below triton tower.

Rapping off Leonids (5.9) after a successful ascent, photographer at 1st belay of Triton Tower (5.11a)