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btw, where did you see that SuperTopo called it WI4 in the first place? The book calls it 85-degrees.

btw, where did you see that SuperTopo called it WI4 in the first place? The book calls it 85-degrees.

Ah, K-mart rafts in the Wenatchee. My favorite!

Tyrolean over the Wenatchee in winter, Geah!

Nice work. You spelled it wrong though - It's "Commandho". They didn't get it wrong in the book did they?

Dude that BMW is a total beater with almost 300,000 miles.

Sick TR Chris! How many ascents has that route/wall had do yo think? What was the descent like?

Hey now W, I gots some blackmail pics too...

Yeah, but you had some help I bet. You already got your prize.

It is possible to climb Crosson, traverse to peak 12,472 (the next peak to the west), then descend west down the ridge to the Foraker Glacier. This was the path that was taken to climb the route Full Circle on the north face of Foraker. The approach is apparently safe and straightforward. Climbing up and over Kahiltna Dome lands you on the Straightaway Glacier, which doesn't connect with the Foraker massif. Flying to the Foraker glacier is not allowed because it is in the national park (and probably not even possible for that matter.) The closest fly in point on the north side is 40+ miles from Foraker, on a small lake (I forget the name.)

Behold!

Is it Peak 12,472?

Ah yes. Ron Rico! You mean that guy there...

Michael, so sorry to have cropped you out of the picture!