Hate to butt in line, but I have one.
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Hate to butt in line, but I have one.
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I know that one, but then again I'm from Washington.:wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by accadacca
OK, since no one else answered Accadacca's, that is Diablo Lake with Davis Peak in the bacckground and in the North Cascades.
Qedcook is up though since he answered the Mount Olympus one.
Wind Rivers?
Yes, any guess where in the Winds?
I know where that is, but maybe someone else should answer since I had a turn recently.
Lonesome Lake?
Nope, a bit northwest of there. It's called East Fork Valley. The mountains are Ambush Peak and Raid Peak. @accadacca, you were close enough. You can go next.
I knew that location, wish I had checked this thread. E fork valley is one of my favorite spots up there. :)
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If you want to go bootboy, that's cool too. accadacca hasn't gone yet.
Ah, what the hell. I'll throw one out.
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...f1b3aae99f.jpg
American Fork Canyon?
No sir. Not in Utah.
Pinnacle Butte area Wyoming?
It's in Canada.
Waterton Lakes National Park
It's about 4 hours northeast of there.
Maybe somewhere around the Hoodoo Lookout in Banff?
It is 35 km northeast of there. A famous mountain along the Trans Canada HighwayQuote:
Originally Posted by Scott P
Probably Castle Mountain then.
Bingo!Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott P
Name the city or the mountain (or both):
https://www.decodedscience.org/wp-co...05/POPOCA1.jpg
Seattle?Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott P
No.
Figured it wasn't after I posted. Is it in the US?
Portland? Mount Hood?
No. Not in United States.
Hint: It's the largest city in the world from which permanent snowfields and/or glaciers are visible. And no; it's not Tokyo either. Contrary to popular belief, Mt Fuji has no permanent snow of glaciers.
Hint: In a Spanish speaking country. That should narrow it down.
The photo is from the largest city in the world from which permanent snowfields and/or glaciers are visible. It's in a country where Spanish is the primary language.
Probably Mexico somewhere. That's what I first thought when you mentioned it was outside the U.S. Supposedly they have amazing climbing...
The photo is Mexico City. You're up.
oops.
Clue?Quote:
Originally Posted by qedcook
Is it in the Roost? Mind Bender?
Yes, in the Roost. Sorry, I thought this was an easy one. It's right next to Mind Bender, but Not.... Ha ha. That gives it away, doesn't it? It's the last rap in Not Mindbender. Scott, you're up.
Wow, that's way cool. Is that the patch of petrified wood on the way to Happy Canyon from the Adobe Swale area?
No, different area, but still in Utah. It's a fairly well known area.
Is that the petrified wood by the Wolverine TH?
Yes, that's it.