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IMG_7855.JPG26 viewsThe light only gets better...     (1 votes)
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IMG_7836.JPG24 viewsThe outlet of Goat Lake. Thompson Peak is the distant peak left of the couloir rising above the far end of the lake. Mickey's Spire is directly above the couloir. Thompson Peak is ascended from the saddle between the two.     (1 votes)
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IMG_1807.jpg151 viewsThe foreground ridge descends to the Gunsight, and then ascends to Peak 11238, forming the east flank of the Chinese Wall. Peak 11238 anchors the 90 degree corner of the Chinese Wall. In the center, rising above between Tin Cup and Gunsight Lakes is Calkens Peak.     (1 votes)
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IMG_1803.jpg167 viewsCalkens Peak, above and right of Gunsight Lake dwarfed by majestic D.O. Lee Peak in the distance.     (1 votes)
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IMG_7845.JPG22 viewsA short stretch of boulder hopping at the top of the snow couloir leads to a lake we cross on the left side. Mike is ready to camp here.     (1 votes)
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IMG_7843.JPGThe route to the meadows, our destination for the evening, follows the snow south of Goat Lake around to the right, climbs the buttress, which leads to the snow couloir.20 views     (1 votes)
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IMG_7839.JPG21 viewsFour climbers descend soft snow in the late afternoon; the couloir above Goat Lake.     (1 votes)
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IMG_0758.jpg139 views     (1 votes)
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IMG_7841.JPG23 viewsPerennial snowfield on the west side of Goat Lake.     (1 votes)
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IMG_1193.jpg147 viewsA closer look...     (1 votes)
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