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    Richard Forbes
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    Sunny in the trees near the trailhead.
    Richard Forbes
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    02/12/2018
    Climbing up through the alder on the lower south face of West Granite.
    Richard Forbes
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    Breaking trail through the forest.
    Richard Forbes
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    Coming out into the wider glades on the south face, with Rainier clearly visible in the background.
    Richard Forbes
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    02/12/2018
    View off the northern side of West Granite (with Kaleetan and Chair Peaks in the distance).
    Richard Forbes
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    02/12/2018
    Looking east toward Granite Mountain and the traverse.
    Richard Forbes
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    Looking at the traverse from the saddle between West Granite and Granite.
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    Looking down the descent south from the saddle between Granite and West Granite.
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    Descending south down the broad valley.
    Richard Forbes
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    Big views of Rainier in the distance as we descend!
    Richard Forbes
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    02/12/2018
    Getting pretty steep and slick in the trees, microspikes helped a lot here.

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