Looking Up at P2; Note the 12" - 15" thick windslab fracture, not that unusual a condition!

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$Looking Up at P2; Note the 12" - 15" thick windslab fracture, not that unusual a condition!$

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December 2023 ( photo taken 12/16/23, two days before the big rain wash-out of Dec 18)

Phil Schuld during an almost full moon ascent

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Jan 26, 2015

“Looking Up at P2; Note the 12" - 15" thick windslab fracture, not that unusual a condition!”

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