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Ah, Stilleto Needle. Great 5.9 climb! An amazing place.
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Forester Pass
Thanx for sharing your inspiring pxts. . . a few from my 1st time on the JMT.
North from Mather Pass.
Mt. Hitchock from Mt. Whitney.
Puppet Lake,Humphreys Basin-Sierra Nevada
Evolution Basin
Sierra Nevada – Spain, looking towards Pico Valeta and Mulhacen.
Some more international pictures:
Vignemale, French Pyrenees
Valle del Ara, Spanish Pyrenees
Embalse de Bramatuero Bajo, Spanish Pyrenees
Beside the lake above
First post to this forum – did somebody say "above treeline" – I know that place well – I leave my soul there with each visit – gives me a great excuse to go back!
IPW – from Continental Divide looking west
Puppet Lake, Sierra Nevada
Above treeline in summer, Main Range, Kosciuszko National Park, New South Wales, Australia
This photo contains most of Australias highest mountains including the highest(in center).
Main Range in winter, Kosciuszko National Park, New South Wales, Australia
This photo was taken from the same angle as above but a little further north.
Too tempting not to play….
On the Tolmount, Angus Glens Scotland
Assynt, Scotland
Ben Alder range, Scotland
Cairngorms, Scotland: bivvy at the bealach above Corrour bothy
Winter pitch on Scafell, English lake District
Variant on the Tour du Mont Blanc, French Alps
The Ravine Lac Noir, Spanish Pyrenees
Ecrins Massif, French Alps
Picos de Europa, Spain
Below Muir Pass, JMT, California, USA
Below Mather Pass, JMT, California, USA
Under Mount Whitney, JMT, California, USA
Darwin Lakes
Darwin Canyon
South from Muir Pass, Helen Lake and Black Giant.
North from Pinchot Pass, Lake Marjorie.
North from Glen Pass. All from the JMT, Kings Canyon National Park, CA.
Mt Cook, New Zealand, taken from the track to Mueller Hut
Very bad cabin fever I need a fix!
Dusy Basin
Evolution
if the only rules are "no trees" weelllll …
there's an easy way to do that.
Peter's antithesis…
No rules just high up there..
JMT
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