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    Jesse Weber
    Photo Date: 
    10/25/2020
    Near the beginning of the trail, gaining the ridgeline.
    Jesse Weber
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    10/25/2020
    On the ridgeline, with the summit visible way ahead.
    Jesse Weber
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    10/25/2020
    Views get really good early in the hike.
    Jesse Weber
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    10/25/2020
    Approaching the first of several steep sections on the ridge.
    Jesse Weber
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    10/25/2020
    Climbing the ridge.
    Jesse Weber
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    10/25/2020
    Another steep section ahead.
    Jesse Weber
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    10/25/2020
    Lucky Peak Reservoir, with its water drawn down for winter.
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    10/25/2020
    Be sure to stay on the established path, so as not to worsen erosion.
    Jesse Weber
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    10/25/2020
    Looking back down the spine of Cervidae Peak.
    Jesse Weber
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    10/25/2020
    Another look at the lake from high above.
    Jesse Weber
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    10/25/2020
    Standing on the false summit after 1.5 miles of steep uphill, the true summit still looks far away.

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