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The "Terrible Traverse" under the summit pinnacles of North Sister
An Explorer Scout group on the approach to the Terrible Traverse. Not all have crampons on their boots.
The ice axe is held by a toe.
The exposure is at least 2,000 feet to the glacier below. -Webmeister
From Ethan VanMatre's web: arafel.org
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North Sister
Timberline Mountain Guides lead North Sister climbs
Middle and North Sister exploratory adventure
North Sister and Middle Sister spring summits on telemark skis
North Sister, Scott's solo summer summit
North Sister exploratory
North Sister winter solo
North Sister: crux photos of the Three Sisters Marathon
North Sister by the south east ridge
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