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Photo 4 - A long way to go ! Looking at the "SE Arete" (the South-to-North ridge) of Mt Victoria from somewhere on, or near, our high point. The "high point" is NOT the summit! The Summit may not even be in the photo yet! (from Super 8 film)
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Photo 3 - Three of our party approach the SE Arete/Ridge "proper". My recollection is that it was either just below here, or somewhere in this picture that we hit some ice. Without crampons we chopped steps...slow going. (from super 8 film)
Google Earth photo of Mt Victoria showing: Yellow= Abbot Pass Hut, "South Face" of Mt Victoria, and the long SE Arete / ridge. Red= Apprx. line of the route via the W. Face of Huber
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Robert Hall
Aug 17, 2019
“Photo 4 - A long way to go ! Looking at the "SE Arete" (the South-to-North ridge) of Mt Victoria from somewhere on, or near, our high point. The "high point" is NOT the summit! The Summit may not even be in the photo yet! (from Super 8 film)”  

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Google Earth photo of Mt Victoria showing: Yellow= Abbot Pass Hut, "South Face" of Mt Victoria, and the long SE Arete / ridge. Red= Apprx. line of the route via the W. Face of Huber
Photo 2 - M-J Cross looking a bit happier than she is on the "slate-plates-lying-on-a-steep-roof" type ground above the Class 3 scrambling
Photo 1 - Class 3/4 above Abbot Pass Hut on "South Face" of Victoria (from Super 8 movie film)
Photo 3 - Three of our party approach the SE Arete/Ridge "proper". My recollection is that it was either just below here, or somewhere in this picture that we hit some ice. Without crampons we chopped steps...slow going. (from super 8 film)
Photo 4 - A long way to go ! Looking at the "SE Arete" (the South-to-North ridge) of Mt Victoria from somewhere on, or near, our high point. The "high point" is NOT the summit! The Summit may not even be in the photo yet! (from Super 8 film)
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