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Argonaut Peak as viewed from Dragontail Peak to the ENE on April 26, 2003.

You can see where the narrow Northeast Couloir comes up from the right. We took this to the couloir's apex, transitioned to the upper snowfield, then contoured on the north side of it around the snow arete coming off the middle horn. The rest was Class 3 to the summit blocks. We descended via the East Gully, visible at left.

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