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You guys are good, thought I could fool you! :D
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Another peak

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Here's another.
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Here are two, let's see how widely traveled everyone is in the sierras.

First one is prominent in its area:
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Second is a nice one for a dayhike
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1. Highland Peak?
2. Silver Peak?
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cmon4day - no to both.

I think folks should come back after a while to ID the peaks that no one can guess. I for one would like to know the ID of the last one that giantbrookie posted.
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lambertiana wrote:cmon4day - no to both.

I think folks should come back after a while to ID the peaks that no one can guess. I for one would like to know the ID of the last one that giantbrookie posted.
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The Dec 3 giantbrookie peak photo post is Bear Creek Spire. Whereas this is a very striking peak that appears in so many photos (especially from Little Lakes Valley), what makes this one tricky is the viewpoint. The photo was taken from seldom-visited Spire Lake, due east of the peak.
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how 'bout this?
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paul wrote:how 'bout this?
Mt Goddard?
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