By DENNIS WYATT 209 Living DARDANELLE — As Sunday drives go, it’s tough to beat the 45 miles of Highway 108 that takes you from Sonora — the Queen of the Southern Mines — to lofty Sonora Pass at 9,624 feet. Compared to the drive up its cousin trans-Sierra highway to the south — Highway 120 (Tioga Road) through Yosemite National Park — it’s virtually deserted. The real bonus is the scenery as you climb toward the pass from the highway rivals that along Tioga Road.