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Does anyone recognize this view?
Peak identification for History Colorado museum
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RyanSchilling
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Peak identification for History Colorado museum
Looks familiar to me for some reason, but I could be fooling myself. I can't place it regardless.
Does anyone recognize this view?
Does anyone recognize this view?
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DaveLanders
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Re: Peak identification for History Colorado museum
I think that's Nokhu Crags from the north, with Richtofen sticking up behind to the left, and Mahler to the right.
Every village has at least one idiot. Successful villages choose someone else to be their leader.
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Dave B
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Re: Peak identification for History Colorado museum
^Yup, and Braddock further to the right.
Make wilderness less accessible.
