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Shah Alborz
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Shah Alborz

 
Shah Alborz

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Page By: MegasAlexandros

Created/Edited: Jan 6, 2009 / Jan 6, 2009

Object ID: 477649

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Picture collection during a hike in these mountains in early June 2008, Alborz mountains, Iran

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Live snakebite!

Live snakebite!

Green landscape of Shah Alborz

Green landscape of Shah Alborz

Iris

Iris

Green haven

Green haven

Rock formation of Shah Alborz

Rock formation of Shah Alborz

Creek peak

Creek peak

Scenery of Shah Alborz

Scenery of Shah Alborz

Fake Autumn

Fake Autumn

Canyon

Canyon

Gerdu garden I

Gerdu garden I

Looking back at the Canyon

Looking back at the Canyon

Morning mist

Morning mist

Trail

Trail

Geology art

Geology art

Doline in the Shah Alborz range

Doline in the Shah Alborz range


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AlamkuhNice

Alamkuh

Voted 10/10

Nice - No glacier in place??
Posted Jan 6, 2009 11:48 am

MegasAlexandrosRe: Nice

MegasAlexandros

Hasn't voted

Would have been very nice but last year was very hot in Iran! At least for me...
The altitude was perhaps a bit to low also lower range of 3000 m.
Posted Jan 8, 2009 8:59 am

naderIndeed,

nader

Voted 10/10

spring of 2008 was a very hot and dry one.

Here is a picture of the Shah Alborz Peak on June 13, 2008:

http://www.summitpost.org/view_object.php?object_id=450697

Here is another view of the same peak on June 23, 2004:

http://www.summitpost.org/image/61134/june-23-2004-the-closer.html

The difference is quite striking. I just hope that 2008 was a freak year and not the start of a new trend.
Posted Jan 13, 2009 12:17 pm

MegasAlexandrosRe: Indeed,

MegasAlexandros

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that is indeed striking! Let's just hope that you are right. I read somewhere about "freak years" in the 50's in Iran but I don't recall where. The difference on Damavand this year was quite prominent also! The heat this year was pushing my tolerance limit...
This patter with increasing amplitudes is probable going to become more frequent but hopefully still the exception.
Posted Jan 13, 2009 5:24 pm

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