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I reached the East Ridge at nearly 13,000 feet and didn‘t see anything resembling a trail. I also noticed that the peak looked a lot closer than it should've been. I started having my doubts at this point, so I hiked over to the other side of the ridge so I could get a clear view to the northwest. Sure enough, there was Elbert, looming in the distance. $*@*!
I later found out that the mountain I was on was an adjacent 13er named Mt. Cosgriff. All sorts of thoughts started going through my head. Should I abort the mission entirely? Should I go back the way I‘d come and then try to find the real trailhead? Should I find a backcountry route over to the Elbert east ridge? I was already up to 13,000 feet, so descending and losing any of that hard-won altitude seemed like too much to bear. The cirque standing between me and the Elbert east ridge was way too steep to negotiate, and I still had no idea where the real trailhead was. The only thing I knew for certain was that I was here and that Elbert was over there.
I decided to go ahead and climb the mountain I was on. At the very least, I could claim a Class 3 13er ascent, which is no mean feat in and of itself. However, I was also hoping that the 13er would afford me a glimpse of a possible route onto Elbert. I slogged the remaining 600 feet up to the summit of Cosgriff, and what I saw was somewhat bittersweet. Yes, there was a high ridge that could take me to the Elbert summit, but it looked miles long (2 1/4 miles, it turns out), and there were two intervening peaks, one of which looked nearly as tall as Elbert itself.
This 12-megapixel panoramic was constructed from 3 separate, independently-processed 8-megapixel camera raw images.
Os aseguro que estoy trabajando duro para conseguir sacar algo decente de esta preciosa tela.
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I promise I'm working hard with this delicious fabric.
canon rebel xti
her hands usually scare me (cause theyre huge) but they worked beautifully for this shoot
Kodak ColorPlus 200
1) Developed in Rodinal RO9 formula 1+25 at 20C for 5:15 minutes
2) Stop in Ilfostop 1+19 for 1 minute
3) Fix in FX20 fixer for 5 minutes
4) Clear in AG Stab for 2 minutes
5) Cold water rinse for 10 minutes
6) 30 seconds in AG Wetting agent.