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A wide shot of Boston Peak...

 
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A wide shot of Boston Peak...
A wide shot of Boston Peak and surrounding country as viewed from Sahale Peak. For a larger version, click here. Sharkfin Tower is on the ridge at left; Ripsaw Ridge is at right. Jack Mountain is just to the left of Boston; while to the right Mt. Logan features prominently. July 29, 2000.


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desainmeIs it too late in the game

desainme

Voted 10/10

for the geographic board to name one these peaks Sawzall?
Posted Feb 17, 2004 5:21 pm

KlenkeRe: Is it too late in the game

Klenke

Hasn't voted

Very funny. Not a bad name though. The way a lot of the North Cascades peaks have been named, it would hardly be noticed.



I got to take part in a peak-naming exercise last week after four of us made the first winter ascent and maybe first ever climbing ascent of an obscure little piece of nothing of barely 4000 ft. We named it Lahul (an indian word referencing a game played with disks). A nearby mountain that we also made a first winter ascent of (though not first ever ascent) was already named Slahal--a game played with sticks (bones). Don't ask me how these games were played. I have no idea.
Posted Feb 17, 2004 5:31 pm

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