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I'm dedicating this to Roberto because he hiked it last weekend carrying his daughter on his back all the way to the highest peak.
A birds eye view of Moose Mountain from my flight over the Rockies. A thought the early morning light showed off all the valleys so nicely. I've climbed Moose Mountain but never made it to the fire lookout. I did hike the ridge on the top left side of Moose Mountain above the Ice Caves. It was a very steep hike but found fossils on top.
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What a surprise Janice and thank you for the dedication :-) Maybe next time you can make it to the summit and enjoy the fine views from up there. I like this picture, specially because I assume you took it from a plane. Plus the area and shape of the mountain is very different from up here. I visited the ice caves twice before and going inside is a little scary. The first time I was able to go as far as I could possibly squeeze my body. I got to a point where I was flat on my belly and unable to lift myself. The second time, the infamous ice stopped us about 30 mts into the hole. Thanks again Janice :-)
Roberto
Hello Janice,
Still in good clarity from the plane!
I loved the pattern of the mountain looking down from the top, very impressive indeed
thank you for sharing
cheers
Tony
merhaba dear janice
excellent landscape and excellent mountains.well done my friend.
best regards.
gürkan akçakır.
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