Cpt.Caveman

I dont know Jerry but at least mt si is more than 60 feet of scrambling and it is rated easier but is probably the same difficulty even if you wear plastics. It is a nice scramble though I doubt I will be back unless it is to ski in winter. I am still amazed the pott'teryx had to turn around on it for getting off route. Seems pretty logical in ascent to me. Even if there is snow or ice and etc.

I win for now.

Not near the monte cristo group.

I will do my research later this week and propose some answers. I firmly believe that slesse and larabee area are closer than the proposed answer. However I am inclined to make a personal attack and disagree but I could be wrong.

Here is another one for Klenke.

You are incorrect about guess number 2. Die- does that mean you are making a personal ATTACK? Have you stood on slesse?

Yes and so is mt si.

Klenke what is the peak in the background? Also what does the portion of rock in the foreground belong to?

Yes Zoom does but that is too far away logically. Even from this vantage I would guess those summits to be at least 5 mile apart or way more. I think ulitmately Klenke is incorrect about one of those two.

Dru what is this? unclimbed?!!

It seems some of the assumptions are incorrect. Larabee and slesse are not that far away. In this picture I am thiking that they are too far away to completely agree with Klenke.

I am more inclined to believe klenke's guess. That is Klawatti and Tepeh Towers... Most of the time 90% or so I climb and take photos without wearing my glasses. It makes it hard for me to determine what I am shooting. Thanks.

No way. More close to Spickard, REdoubt.

More questions with photos. I know one of the three here...

Ok smarty what is this? sumpthin near bella coola. Yes and that is all I could guess it as. too close together to be Jacobsen and West Jacobsen imho. Serl was also not sure. Any takers bring it on since I dont know either. It is in the "vicinity of Ape Lake" but during our trip I could not recall at what point I took the photo.

This also shows elements of the southern pickets. I had to reduce it a bunch.

While you are on that one- What is this? The large north ridge was climbed in the 70's I believe. It was featured in a summit magazine and there is a second variation to the route.

No it is not. You might be looking it up for a while. This one is. Can you see Spectre Peak?

Not sure, but for some reason I want to say either Metier or Joffre. Hahahha no I'm not too positive what it is either.

Ok smarty what is this?

Make sure you ask Twight how to transfer from bouldering into hard alpine routes.

one of the castle peaks

That is gothic peak and the castle summits in the front. You forgot to mention.

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