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Grouse on a Sunday stroll foraging for pea gravel in the alpine tundra. Can you see them?
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Sunrise on Longs Peak's Diamond.
06:53 am from East Longs Peak Trail to Chasm Lake, 11,420', (same where I was on Twins) looking east towards sunrise over the Twin Sisters Peaks where I was only a week earlier. Loop done. Awesome views, climb on both trails. Do This!
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Mark Woods
Oct 1, 2019 near Estes Park, CO
“Grouse on a Sunday stroll foraging for pea gravel in the alpine tundra. Can you see them?”  

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Grouse on a Sunday stroll foraging for pea gravel in the alpine tundra. Can you see them?
06:53 am from East Longs Peak Trail to Chasm Lake, 11,420', (same where I was on Twins) looking east towards sunrise over the Twin Sisters Peaks where I was only a week earlier. Loop done. Awesome views, climb on both trails. Do This!
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Approximately the halfway mark to Chasm Lake, above alpine now and the first clear view of Longs Peak (Mount Lady Washington, right).
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Mark Woods
Carrollton, TX
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