Clouds + Mountains
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iliketrails
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Re: Clouds + Mountains
An interesting perspective of Mt. Antero from the Mt. Princeton Nolans 14 route.
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jaymz
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Taken on Saturday from Geneva Mountain, looking towards South Park.
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"But in every walk with Nature, one receives far more than he seeks."
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dr_j
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My debut post on this thread, Front Range on approach to Denver, January 2014. Which peaks are they, aside from Longs on the upper left and Pikes Peak in the background?
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Yoric
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I've really enjoyed some of the photos posted here! I wish I had an eye for composition and the talent that some of you have.
This is my contribution. Wind River range in Wyoming.
This is my contribution. Wind River range in Wyoming.
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richwill
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- On the way up Yale
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2giqs
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observing the speed limit on mt evans rd
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kman
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From the Pikes Peak Summit House webcam this morning:
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cpb145
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2giqs wrote:observing the speed limit on mt evans rd
As long as we're talking about observing the speed limit on Evans Rd....
Seems legit....
Here are a couple more clouds and mountain pics from Evans earlier this year -
And one from the Stanley in Estes
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jlarocco
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The old mining shack on top of Horshoe Mountain:
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IntrepidXJ
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Brown Mountain & Hurricane Peak during a very nice sunset on Saturday 
Reflection by IntrepidXJ, on Flickr
Reflection by IntrepidXJ, on Flickr
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Got caught in a massive, terrifying thunderstorm at the top of LCW this weekend. Despite camping just below ridgeline it was very humbling. We were lost in the clouds the next morning.
Surreal landscapes as we wander McCurdy Mountain.
Dead, burnt trees, strange rocks, and choking fog on McCurdy Mountain.
Above treeline, approaching Bison Peak... supposedly.
Relying on stick-based navigation systems at this point.
Finally descended beneath the clouds to get a glimpse of Bison's north plateau and the ocean of clouds we were immersed inside.
Surreal landscapes as we wander McCurdy Mountain.
Dead, burnt trees, strange rocks, and choking fog on McCurdy Mountain.
Above treeline, approaching Bison Peak... supposedly.
Relying on stick-based navigation systems at this point.
Finally descended beneath the clouds to get a glimpse of Bison's north plateau and the ocean of clouds we were immersed inside.
