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Klas Eklof (klaseklof) - BPL Lifetime Member
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mammoth My camera died around 1000 island lake, no pictures for me north of there. Planning to go back this summer and run from Red's to Twin Lakes, in order to finish the photo journal. Before I di... |
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not sure... beautiful morning. blue lake pass? |
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camps Of course you could camp on the passes, you had all the water up there that you could ever want, right? I recall very clearly arriving at the top of white pass, and among the steep talus ridge w... |
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Puppet Pass, looking north at Merriam & Royce A beautiful moment Dave. Puppet Pass, looking north at Merriam & Royce. Mountains like Humphries and Seven Gables, you expect them to be pretty. But Merriam was a total surprise to me, ver... |
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hint the tree in the dead center of the picture, it's all about the tree. maybe the tree was burried in the snow when you were here, but I bet you were looking for it... |
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not sill Another interesting guess jay, I like the similarities... |
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another one... If there is no snow, Roper is correct about turning the lake on the north shore. There is a great use trail, and although it appears like it will be much longer, the direct line along the south s... |
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Upper Barrett Lake, Palisade Basin. It wasn't that easy. Columbine Peak does not have the most distinguishing features. I started to climb it, up the ridge from Knapsack, but chickened out after only a little bit, as I couldn&#... |
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Shout of Relief yes Dave, with bighorn pass on the left. Nice going... |
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shr action. I think that is a very interesting guess, for two reasons: 1. The foreground lakes indeed look a lot like the toe of Lake Italy. I never thought of that before. 2. Gabb is the center-peice o... |
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Nunatak Arc Edge I hike and climb in the High Sierra and around Tahoe. In 2007 I bought my first quilt, a Specialist, and I was hooked. After some cold early-winter nights in the teens, I realized I could survive with... |
