These were in SE Wyoming.
9/2/2006
From Photograph Point
9/3/2006
The man and the tree.
9/3/2006
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9/3/2006
Camp
9/4/2006
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Stripe!
9/4/2006
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A steep climb.
9/4/2006
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From camp
9/4/2006
Camp
9/4/2006
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Seagulls at 10,500'?
9/4/2006
The tent is at the finger on the left, just past the two land bridges dividing the lakes. Each lake is a mile or so long.
I hiked across this and up the far glacier. It was over a mile from the near glacier to the far one.
The view west, from the left shoulder of Gannett Peak. This is where I chickened out.
This is the route up to Gannett Peak. There is an alternate route up a small steep glacier that I didn't like either.
This is the rough part of the Gooseneck Glacier. I negotiated the crevices on the way up. I took the rocks on the way down. I didn't like either route.
The boulders were on top of ice! In some places like this, they slide off. Every minute or so, a rock or two would come tumbling down the ice chute.
Titcomb Lakes -- Home! It looked like it would start lightning, but never did. Until my hike down the next day.
Home!
9/6/2006
9/6/2006
