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Andy Good Plateau | 2009-07-17
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Red line is the actual track I took up to where I went which was recorded by my GPS. This is part of Ptolemy Plateau backpacking trip and data here is from camp site not from parking.
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Red line is the actual track I took up to where I went which was recorded by my GPS. This is part of Ptolemy Plateau backpacking trip and data here is from camp site not from parking.
From camp site, coming up to the col that separates Ptolemy Plateau and Andy Good Plateau. There isn't official trail name but Kirsten told me one of her book describes as "Paradise."
At the col, we found a nice chair. Group picture!!
Scramble up the unnamed peaks. Mountain behind on the other hand has a name. It's Mount Ptolemy.
Don't do it, don’t do it!!
Stealing Kirsten's picture.
(Photo by Kirsten Buhr)
Panorama from the unnamed peak looking at north. You are looking at the other side of mountains that you see from HW3.
Continued hiking on ridge. Capturing the entire area of Andy Good Plateau.
Another plateau at the bottom.
I swear, I saw Superwoman flying over mountains!!
Hello to Crowsnest Mountain.
Unnamed peak GR735924. Andy Good Peak looks just like a pyramid.
When I was hiking, I didn't pay attention but this ridge was Continental Divine. I should have thought about that then I would have appreciated and enjoyed the hike even more.
This picture shows most of the pass we hiked. Mouse over to see the line.
Andy Good Plateau. There are small entrance of caves and holes. If this is snow covered, have to be careful.
Andy Good Peak and tiny Kirsten. Andy Good Peak became one of my favorite mountain. I have to research if there is known route.
E to SE of the plateau. The most left mountain (the tallest in the picture) is Mount Coulthard.
Andy Good and its massive scree slope. I have never seen such amount of scree in a mountain. The scree goes up more than half the way up.
As we approached the entrance of Gargantua Cave, a family of mountain goats came out from the cave. Kirsten teased me but I really thought that little dude might fall, but they went up the cliff no problem.
Entrance of Gargantua Cave.
(Photo by Kirsten Buhr)
Going deeper for treasures. Just don't get lost. No GPS here. Oh crap I forgot to bring my sword and potions. I only got hiking poles not a magic wand. I will be in trouble if I encounter a dragon... I hope I can run faster than Kirsten.
Second entrance. (Photo by Kirsten Buhr)
It was just water shining.
Looks like I am a thief jumping over fence.
(Photo by Kirsten Buhr)