October 28, 2022 <br> Just past the first boulder field on the way to the lower saddle

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Just past the first boulder field on the way to the lower saddle

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Spousal Unit looking into Idaho from the lower saddle on the Grand, July 2003

Just a nice picture of Nez Perce (left) and the Middle Teton from the trail in Garnet Canyon. July of 2005

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Tristin Williams

Nov 23, 2022

“October 28, 2022
Just past the first boulder field on the way to the lower saddle”

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October 28, 2022
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Just past the first boulder field on the way to the lower saddle

Just a nice picture of Nez Perce (left) and the Middle Teton from the trail in Garnet Canyon. July of 2005

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Tristin Williams

Auburn, Wa

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