A gpx file is available here. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. DO NOT open the file in your browser; right click on the link (ctrl-click on Mac) and save to desktop. All points relative WGS84.  There are 3 tracks in this file; the "down" track is broken into 2 segments each <500 points, so both can be loaded on older GPS units.

Sierra Primrose
	Our 1st good view of Dragon. We will go up a  gully at L of the peak, then ascend right through a hidden slot.
The last lake-- we will cut along the S (L) side.	I had played the idiot and cached my whippet (quasi- ice axe) below. It was hard to kick steps with my rounded approach shoes.	Cori stayed low in the gully to S, preferring snow, while Jodie and I went over the blocky large talus.
View back E	Don't go up here! as you ascend farther to W (L), you will turn R (N) up a hidden chute	Nearing the summit block
Cori tries to convince Jodie that the last traverse is OK	From top, view W	I'm looking off E side of summit, back over Jodie's pack.  This is the route Bob Burd used for descent; it looks OK, but is definitely class 4, especially for a short person.
		Drago! (Rocky IV)
Cori heads back down		Cori gives Jodie some guidence
Photo courtesy of Cori: I'm giving Jodie advice about handholds	Descent S
We will cut to L side of that pinnacle
polemonium
Cori glissades down snow		Jodie slips and intuitively arrests with a trekking pole.
Matt, a JMT hiker who got way off-route and came back with us.