Max D. Machy
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@Chris3336 please help, is that from the Col des Ignes? On the Glacier de Chailon with its white peak in the background?
Chris has clarified below. It's Switzerland, the glacial area above Arolla or rather above Lac de Dix. The snowy mass to the left is called La Serpentine, It's altitude is 3713m / 12200ft. It tends to be forgotten amongst slightly higher peaks around, like the Mont Blanc de Cheilon (3870m), partly visible, the big black rock to the right. As it name indicates, its peak is snowy.
Thanks to Chris for his clarification - and for guiding me to this magnificent view-point in the first place!
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@Chris3336 please help, is that from the Col des Ignes? On the Glacier de Chailon with its white peak in the background?
Chris has clarified below. It's Switzerland, the glacial area above Arolla or rather above Lac de Dix. The snowy mass to the left is called La Serpentine, It's altitude is 3713m / 12200ft. It tends to be forgotten amongst slightly higher peaks around, like the Mont Blanc de Cheilon (3870m), partly visible, the big black rock to the right. As it name indicates, its peak is snowy.
Thanks to Chris for his clarification - and for guiding me to this magnificent view-point in the first place!