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Morning huddle.
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Boulder field below Heather Ridge.
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Nice panorama showing all 3 ridges. Mouseover for names.
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Red line is our route where we aimed the low point of the ridge but had to face difficult scramble. Kane's slab route is orange line I believe.
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Going up. Such low elevation gain, didn't take much to get to the ridge top.
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I thought this was supposed to be an easy scramble ( ̄ロ ̄lll)
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Let's the fun begin!!
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Almost to the summit.
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Down climbing the same way we came up.
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Looking back the summit from south side. Look intimidating.
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Nice and soft scree!
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Brachiopod from Anthozoan… Couldn't they come up with easier names…? Look at my name, "So"!! S and O. It can't be any simpler!!
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A fossil of Sasquatch foot.
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Nice ridge, about 1.1 km long. (Not nice at all for the ridgewalker, Mark's standard, but I like it)
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Closer to the summit.
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There wasn't much elevation difference from west valley but it drops much more on east side valley.
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Andrea dear to stand on cornice.
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At windy cold summit.
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Valley of the Ten Peaks and Mount Temple. How big Temple is compared to others. Mouseover!!
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Group shot. Andrea and Me.
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Already the highest point of the ridge. Ridge on the left of this picture is still Heather Ridge.
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Reminds me of the movie "I am Legend" because of how boulders and pinnacles look similar to a destroyed city.
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More pinnacles.
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Redoubt Mountain and Redoubt Lake. I can see why someone named this "redoubt".
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Descending the boulder field.
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On the way back to the campsite, sun came out.