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Thought this was the chocolate bar mountain. Could be a sister mountain of Matterhorn/toblerone mountain.

I’m trying to wrap my head around how gorgeous that sky is, wow! What a shot!

Beautiful

Sisters, Oregon is a city in central OR.

The subject of this photograph is Mt. Washington in the Cascade Mountains of Oregon.

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Is that Paramount but Crisis on Infinite Earths is happening?

Incredible how different it looks from when I hiked the PCT section of this area this past year. Amazing shot

Interesting to see such lush vegetation right next to it. The glaciers I'm used to are usually surrounded by a barren moraine that takes decades or longer to be colonised by plants.

Is it snowmobile season for you guys?

Looks like Mt Washington.

My Peter would be sore too

It’s been a few years since I hiked that area, this is the North Sister, right?

Thanks! Merry Christmas :)

Yeah, getting intimate with snow is fun until you get frostbite on nether parts!

It was!! The NPS have installed a sign indicating how much the glacier has melted in the past 100+ years and it's mind boggling to imagine the scale of it in the past years

Fantastic shot. Merry Christmas

I bet it was a lot bigger 25 years ago

Super big dream to climb up those. Wasnt able to secure a permit on holiday last year. Here's hoping to next time.

You can just make em out from the summit of Tukhunuvitz. Wish I had more time in Utah. Absolutely magical place.

Great shot of an underrated mountain range! The Henry Mountains were the last mountain range in the contiguous US to be added to maps. Prior to their naming, they were often called the Unknown Mountains

Appreciate it! I love the patterns here myself, it was beautiful to see in person - and merry christmas to you too :)

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It's always weird to see the name "fjord" on things that are too far from the sea to be fjords.