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wildernessed
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Joined: 31 Oct 2004
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Location: Wenatchee |
Some shots S and W from a recon up Entiat River Rd., Mud Creek Rd., North Fork Mud Creek Rd. access granted from the S facing slopes to 5000' 
 Mt. Stuart (center)  Enchantments with a snow covered Little Annapurna  Mt. Cashmere with Grindstone to it's right ?
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Stefan
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Stefan
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 Thu Apr 19, 2007 4:18 pm |
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5000feet in April on SE slopes?
That is usually not the case until early May.
wowza.
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wildernessed
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Joined: 31 Oct 2004
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Location: Wenatchee |
I have noticed things melting out earlier than usual, but this area is a once burned section that is recovering, plus it's east slopes, but mostly dirt, scree and sparsely tree'd. I am planning a dayhike up Mt. Baldy 6421' starting from a ridge at 4100', snow free to the ridge crest, I can't see much further, but the winter setup will be in tow, then the ridgeline (3 miles of it) over to Stormy Mtn. 7198'. Good exercise, Awesome views !
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Tall Hiker Man
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Location: Cashmere |
Thanks! Very interesting angles of the Icicle area.
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