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Dogtooth Peak in Central California’s Sierra National Forest, towers 10,300 feet above sea level, jutting from the surrounding rock like a hand reaching for the sky. Bishop, a retired officer had been hiking, on and off, since he was a Boy Scout; in recent years, after returning to the hobby, he’d bagged some of the highest peaks in the West. One day, during the descent, Bishop noticed- a pile of stones, used to mark a trail. He headed in the direction the pile seemed to indicate. The path down from the summit quickly grew steeper. There were no more markers, but Bishop saw a flat, sandy patch about 30 feet below. Since the slope was nearly vertical, his foot slipped, and he was sailing through the air. Dazed, he lay in the sand, trying to piece together what had happened. He’d fallen only ten feet, and no limbs were broken.

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