Nat on the Grand Teton, Upper Exum Ridge with the Middle Teton in the background.

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Nat on the Grand Teton, Upper Exum Ridge with the Middle Teton in the background.

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NW aspect of the GT

The Shadow of the Grand and the Middle Teton as seen during the sunset from the lower saddle

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“Nat on the Grand Teton, Upper Exum Ridge with the Middle Teton in the background.”

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