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Seracs and crevasses

• Description: Seracs and crevasses near 10000' on the Winthrop Glacier. The Winthrop Glacier descends north northeast from the summit of Mount Rainier in Washington, USA. The brown tint of the ice surface is due to dust from nearby rock slides.
• Viewpoint location: Steamboat Prow, Mount Rainier National Park in Washington, USA.
• Maps and aerial photos Coordinates: 46.8725° -121.7321°
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• Viewpoint elevation: 9300'
• View direction: West
• Date: 2002.08.08 1530 PDT
• Camera: Olympus
• Photographer: Walter Siegmund

©2002 Walter Siegmund

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