Kearsarge Pinnacles (I think)

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Kearsarge Pinnacles (I think)

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North Palisade - May 2014

Nearing the crest of Bishop Pass coming from South Lake - June 2014.

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Max Johnson

Nov 22, 2009

“Kearsarge Pinnacles (I think)”

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