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This is a series of merged photos from the top of Mt. Lincoln. My friend had thought that we had actually been on the top of Mt. Layfette.
We weren't. The reason I was a bit sad was that it meant that the great big mountain you see in this panaroma still needed to be climbed.
We had been climbing for about 3.5 hours up to this point. So the thought of something higher than we were started to seem daunting.
It was actually pretty fun, after we got to the top of it. The top of the Mt. Layfette was about 51 degrees Fahrenheit compared 95 degrees at ground level.
The trip down was pretty nice though. I almost hurt myself really really bad, BUT my reflexes saved me. Someone must have been looking after me that day.
I came within inches of having my head smash against a very sharp and pointy boulder during a fall. I don't know how I caught myself. I just did.

Well tell me what you think.

I know that the colors of the sky/mountain don't match up perfectly. It's just a matter of time.
I'll probably better match them later, but at present I just want to show off what the a view is like, in 360 degrees, on the top of a mountain.

More photos will be forth coming.

P.S. This image is VERY wide so be prepared.

Description
This is a series of merged photos from the top of Mt. Lincoln. My friend had thought that we had actually been on the top of Mt. Layfette.
We weren't. The reason I was a bit sad was that it meant that the great big mountain you see in this panaroma still needed to be climbed.
We had been climbing for about 3.5 hours up to this point. So the thought of something higher than we were started to seem daunting.
It was actually pretty fun, after we got to the top of it. The top of the Mt. Layfette was about 51 degrees Fahrenheit compared 95 degrees at ground level.
The trip down was pretty nice though. I almost hurt myself really really bad, BUT my reflexes saved me. Someone must have been looking after me that day.
I came within inches of having my head smash against a very sharp and pointy boulder during a fall. I don't know how I caught myself. I just did.

Well tell me what you think.

I know that the colors of the sky/mountain don't match up perfectly. It's just a matter of time.
I'll probably better match them later, but at present I just want to show off what the a view is like, in 360 degrees, on the top of a mountain.

More photos will be forth coming.

P.S. This image is VERY wide so be prepared.