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Dmitry on the summit of Lone Peak, during the WMC 3rd annual winter ascent of the peak. An example of how the weather deteriorated from this in just a little over an hour.
Photo Date: January 20, 2007
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[ Post a Comment ]| MOCKBA | The low visibility was rather comforting | | 
Voted 10/10 | it must be easier to follow the narrow sharp ridge when you no longer see hundreds feet tall dropoffs underneath LOL.
BTW JB - I thought I uploaded a cool picture of you guys up on top, all fading into the mist, but the upload must have aborted or something. I'll try adding it again tonight. It has this interesting misty perception of depth, and the backlight of Sun through the fog, so I think it's a good picture even though one can't see a thing in the background :) | | Posted Jan 24, 2007 8:44 pm |
 | | Joseph Bullough | Re: The low visibility was rather comforting | | 
Hasn't voted | Come to think of it, it did seem more alarming last year; I guess what you can't see doesn't scare you. | | Posted Jan 24, 2007 9:38 pm |
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Wasatch Mountain Club's 2007 Winter Ascent of Lone Peak (Trip Report)
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