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June 14, 2006
Dokhaharan (the twin summits, 4338 m) and the upper Sesang River Valley. The peaks on the left are: Chapakro 4260 m & Erim 4160 m
Zoomed view from the summit of Kaoon Peak


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nomad:)

nomad

Voted 10/10

These series seem so beautifull. I really feel sorry about your book, you have gathered so many great pictures, accurate numbers and details... it would be great if it was published.
Posted Jul 31, 2006 7:45 am

naderRe: :)

nader

Hasn't voted

Thanks,

If I lived in Iran, I would have published the book. It is just not possible for me to try to do it from the U.S.
Posted Jul 31, 2006 1:24 pm

massouditmsalam agha nader

massouditm

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man vaghean az posthaye ghashangy k gozashtin mamnunam
vaghean az didane axha lezat bordam
hamchenin az gozareshhaye daghighe shoma mochakeram va mesle nomad pishnahad mikonam ketabetun ro montasher konin chon vaghean kamel va bi naghs mishe
Posted Mar 23, 2009 4:27 pm

naderRe: salam agha nader

nader

Hasn't voted

Kheyli mamnoon jenabe massoud khan

Az inke lotf kardid va bande ra tashvigh kardid bi nahayat sepasgozaram.
Posted Mar 24, 2009 9:28 am

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on Jul 12, 2006 2:54 am

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Lat/Lon: 36.03430°N / 51.92220°E

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