TOP PIC is of the South Face of Denali. At 19, 470' the peak is 850' lower than the North Face (20,320') which is obscured by clouds.
MIDDLE PIC is of the saddle between the South and North Face. Note the sweeping light clouds above the mountain. This is caused by the 60-plus mph winds at the summit. Not the best weather for an assault on the top. The temp. is -20 below zero.
BOTTOM PIC is of a "river of ice". The name of the glacier - - seen in the lower right of the pic with the 'crinkled ice' - - escapes me. Lydia is asleep...and I know better than to wake her just to ask a question.
MORE info and pics tomorrow on our adventure with Air Talkeetna.
Loved the aerial shots. Let's see more! Have enjoyed both blogs. LH would never have made it in the 101st with me!
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Loved the aerial shots. Let's see more. Have enjoyed both blogs. LH would never have made it in the 101st with me.
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