Plinth Peak

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Plinth Peak

Plinth Peak

Plinth Peak was the most recent volcano to erupt in the Garibaldi Volcanic belt some 2300 years ago, spewing ash as far east as Edmonton. It is composed of rotten pumice and may explain why it has only been climbed twice via the north face, seen here. The 2677m (8783') mountain belongs to a group of summits in the Meager Volcanic Complex situated southeast of Upper Lillooet Provincial Park in B.C's Coast Mountains. August 2003
SteveOs
on Dec 31, 2007 1:08 am
Lat/Lon: 50.64528°N / 123.51167°W
Image Type(s): Informational,  Scenery
Image ID: 369233

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Marija Jokanovic

Marija Jokanovic - Jan 1, 2008 7:04 am - Voted 10/10

Happy New Year

and best wishes for 2008.Marija.
Congratulations for POTD and POTW in the same time.

SteveOs

SteveOs - Jan 2, 2008 3:05 am - Hasn't voted

Re: Happy New Year

Thank you Marija and thanks to God who makes all things possible. It was a pleasant surprise to me! All the best to you in 2008.

TyeDyeTwins

TyeDyeTwins - Sep 20, 2009 6:12 am - Voted 10/10

Beautiful

I love the contrast in this shot. Yet another gem.

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