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    Richard Forbes
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    08/23/2020
    Beginning the climb up onto Sahale Arm.
    Richard Forbes
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    08/23/2020
    Looking over Sahale Peak, Doubtful Lake, and the upper Sahale Arm.
    Richard Forbes
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    08/23/2020
    This toilet (at Sahale Camp) is famous among PNW mountaineers for its view.
    Richard Forbes
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    08/23/2020
    Campsites at Sahale Camp.
    Richard Forbes
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    08/23/2020
    Transitioning onto Sahale Glacier.
    Richard Forbes
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    08/23/2020
    Setting up the rappel.
    Richard Forbes
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    08/23/2020
    Looking north at Boston Peak and the rest of the North Cascades.
    Richard Forbes
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    08/23/2020
    Scrambling down below the rappel.
    Richard Forbes
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    08/23/2020
    Looking back up the route. If you look closely, you can see climbers rappelling the left line (the low fifth class line). The easier route climbs to the visible notch and then continues up to the north face of Sahale before summiting.
    Richard Forbes
    Photo Date: 
    08/23/2020
    One of the lower switchbacks of the Cascade Pass trail.

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