Climbers on 17k ridge, Denali, Alaska 23rd December 2006

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Jeff Ambrose:

Just wow.

December 24th, 2006 at 19:46

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One of the most impressive parts of Denali is the so-called 17k ridge as it averages at about 17000ft in altitude.
Here you can see some climbers coming up the first part of the ridge, shot from just below the so-called Washburn’s Thumb, a rock named in honour of Bradford Washburn, the pioneer of this route and great photographer.

In the back you can see nearby Mt Foraker, seldom climbed and even rarer is a successful ascent.

Scanned from Provia slide, shot with EOS3

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