Naming 13,838 and13,820?

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Re: Naming 13,838 and13,820?

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LifeIsGood wrote: Sat Aug 22, 2026 5:54 pm But Life would be even Gooder if I had a list in hand, of colorful and unique peak names, that I could check off!
Climb this one:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hvannadalshnj%C3%BAkur

It has a unique name that is surprising easy to pronounce.
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Re: Naming 13,838 and13,820?

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“Thunder Pyramid”, “Phoenix”, “Huerfano”, and “Lackawanna” aren’t official names. Better get to work on them too.
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Re: Naming 13,838 and13,820?

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Unless anyone objects, I vote for "hellmanm peak A" and hellmanm peak B" as great options for names. Happy to compromise and take the lower one if anyone thinks 2 is too many, with the other being named "Peaky McPeakface" (link for the uncultured: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boaty_McB ... eroSection)
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Re: Naming 13,838 and13,820?

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JChitwood wrote: Sat Aug 22, 2026 10:37 pm “Thunder Pyramid”, “Phoenix”, “Huerfano”, and “Lackawanna” aren’t official names. Better get to work on them too.
At least those are not someone’s last name. If we want to name them at least come up with something meaningful, otherwise keep them unnamed
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Re: Naming 13,838 and13,820?

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I've already named 13,383 Mount Wiener Balls Peak and as a former USGS, now Interior employee, I shall prevail. viewtopic.php?p=808409#p808409

As for 13,820, due to proximity to 13,838, everyone's suggestions being hot garbage except for those who rightly suggest leaving it unnamed, and my status as a 13er finisher who has a very good brain and has said a lot of things, I obviously also get naming rights over 13,820 as well, which shall henceforth and forever be named The Benjamin Feinstein Summit For People Who Can't Use Apostrophes Good Or Consistently And Wanna Learn To Do Other Stuff Good Too Mountain.
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Re: Naming 13,838 and13,820?

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supranihilest wrote: Sun Aug 23, 2026 9:29 amI've already named 13,838 Mount Wiener Balls Peak

UN 13,820 shall henceforth and forever be named The Benjamin Feinstein Summit For People Who Can't Use Apostrophes Good Or Consistently And Wanna Learn To Do Other Stuff Good Too Mountain.
What a great start to this underground project! I have added these two unofficial names to my checklist, though I admit to shortening the latter to:

The Be-jammin Summit FoPeWoCapoGoConaWannaLeToDoStuGoToo
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Re: Naming 13,838 and13,820?

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LifeIsGood wrote: Sun Aug 23, 2026 10:48 am
supranihilest wrote: Sun Aug 23, 2026 9:29 amI've already named 13,838 Mount Wiener Balls Peak

UN 13,820 shall henceforth and forever be named The Benjamin Feinstein Summit For People Who Can't Use Apostrophes Good Or Consistently And Wanna Learn To Do Other Stuff Good Too Mountain.
What a great start to this underground project! I have added these two unofficial names to my checklist, though I admit to shortening the latter to:

The Be-jammin Summit FoPeWoCapoGoConaWannaLeToDoStuGoToo
Nope. The DMC (Duckburg Mountain Club) named those peaks Pt. A and Pt. B shortly after the Garratt and Martin 13ers guidebook came out in 1984. I believe members of the DMC reached the summit of these peaks long before Mr. Feinstein was even born. Therefore, his naming claim is invalidated.
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Re: Naming 13,838 and13,820?

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For the sake of originality, they should be named Grizzly Peak & Sheep Mtn.
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Re: Naming 13,838 and13,820?

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JGiffinPhotog wrote: Sun Aug 23, 2026 11:14 am For the sake of originality, they should be named Grizzly Peak & Sheep Mtn.
I recommend "Baldy." Don't think that one has ever been used either.
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They're already named.
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Re: Naming 13,838 and13,820?

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If you continue the trend I think Pikes peak should be renamed Redcloud Farthest NE Peak
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Re: Naming 13,838 and13,820?

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rijaca wrote: Sun Aug 23, 2026 10:58 am
LifeIsGood wrote: Sun Aug 23, 2026 10:48 am
supranihilest wrote: Sun Aug 23, 2026 9:29 amI've already named 13,838 Mount Wiener Balls Peak

UN 13,820 shall henceforth and forever be named The Benjamin Feinstein Summit For People Who Can't Use Apostrophes Good Or Consistently And Wanna Learn To Do Other Stuff Good Too Mountain.
What a great start to this underground project! I have added these two unofficial names to my checklist, though I admit to shortening the latter to:

The Be-jammin Summit FoPeWoCapoGoConaWannaLeToDoStuGoToo
Nope. The DMC (Duckburg Mountain Club) named those peaks Pt. A and Pt. B shortly after the Garratt and Martin 13ers guidebook came out in 1984. I believe members of the DMC reached the summit of these peaks long before Mr. Feinstein was even born. Therefore, his naming claim is invalidated.
I see no proof thus this claim of invalidation is validly invalidated.
CaptainSuburbia wrote: Sun Aug 23, 2026 1:02 pm They're already named.
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Ackshually we should rename Redcloud to Far Southwest 13,820.