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Res ipsa loquitur . . . it speaks for itself.
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Getting more spectacular by the minute as you climb. But you ain't seen nothin' yet!
Looking north into the Pasayten Wilderness far below. Not sure if this is a glacial cirque or not. The Canadian border is about 30 miles north.
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Ted Stroll
Oct 4, 2015 near Stehekin, WA
“Res ipsa loquitur . . . it speaks for itself.”  

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Res ipsa loquitur . . . it speaks for itself.
Looking north into the Pasayten Wilderness far below. Not sure if this is a glacial cirque or not. The Canadian border is about 30 miles north.
At the top!
Looking back whence you came, i.e., Harts Pass.
The Cascades at their best.
Near the top, you get a sense of what it'll look like from the summit.
Slate Peak in the distance, with its old military observation tower (no legal access). Note the steep pitch of the final climb, which you can see in the distance.
Getting more spectacular by the minute as you climb. But you ain't seen nothin' yet!
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