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The peak on the right.  Not Fitzroy, not Cerro Torre. Not Patagonia. Uli Biaho |
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looks line the backside of Fitz roy to me |
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Cerro Torre |
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Uli Baiho Spire and Tower in the Trango Range? |
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Aiguille du Dru? |
Andy Shoemakerwrote: It is Uli Biaho Andy. |
ddriverwrote: Looks above my pay grade. And on that note, I really only have photos of the Cascades which will get old quick. Go again ddriver! |
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Let's do all three summits please.  Not Alberta. No sisters. Wider angle might help:  |
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Looks like mt Alberta |
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Three sisters? |
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L-R: Tofana di Dentro, Cima Tofana di Mezzo, Tofana di Rozes. I climbed the classic Eotvos/Dimai on the South Face of the Rozes many years ago. Great memories, Bellisime Dolomiti! |
Flexwrote: Flex is up. |
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This is likely to go fast.  |
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Rockfellow group? Headed that way next weekend so it's on the brain. |
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Technically it’s Rockfellow Dome but you got it. I’m limited to just a handful of pics on my phone and don’t have access to my full library, such a bummer! Have a blast at the Stronghold. |
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Didn't specify which formation to name, so I named the cluster thanks! I'm looking forward to the trip - it'll be my first time out there.  Edit: Nope, not Tooth of Time. Good guess though. |
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Tooth of Time? |
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Indeed. San Augustin Peak is just across the San Augustin Pass from the Organ Mountains in New Mexico, but is on the property of the White Sands Missile Range. Unfortunate, too, as there's apparently great climbing on the granite prow visible in the photo above, and it would be some of the most easily-accessible climbing in the Organs if it weren't closed. My hope is that one day some of that side of the pass is opened to public recreation, but it'd probably end up like the Castner Range 40 miles south, where an extensive search for unexploded munitions would be necessary before access is granted to the public. |
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Is this cheating?  |
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Not sure if it is cheating but it is Annapurna III |
