Queen of the Dolomites: The Marmolada and it's glacier.

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Queen of the Dolomites: The Marmolada and it's glacier.

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Major peaks of the Geisler Group: Kleine Fermeda (L); Grosse Fermeda (ctr), and Odla de Cisles (R).

Torre Quarta, Cinque Torri.

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Rodger Raubach

Sep 25, 2013

“Queen of the Dolomites: The Marmolada and it's glacier.”

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