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     <preamble>Photographs provided by Kevin Baker from an ascent in late summer 2004.</preamble>

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       <photo caption="Crestone Needle at photo left and Crestone Peak 
                       at right as taken from the summit of Humboldt Peak." 
                  url="CrestonePkandNeedle_33.jpg"/>

       <photo caption="View up the gully leading to Broken Hand Pass." 
                  url="BrokenHandPass_33.jpg"/>

       <photo caption="Crestone Peak from East Crestone Peak. 
                       The route on Crestone is a few feet below the ridge." 
                  url="CrestonePk_from_EastCrestone_33.jpg"/>

       <photo caption="Crestone Peak from Cottonwood Lake basin." 
                  url="CrestonePk_33.jpg"/>

       <photo caption="The Red Couloir makes for a fun rock scramble." 
                  url="RedCouloir_33.jpg"/>

       <photo caption="Kevin Baker with a cardboard cutout of Rodney Dangerfield on the summit 
                       of Crestone Peak - Rodney&apos;s 21st 14&apos;er in 2004 -
                       a www.fourteenerworld.com project." 
                  url="CrestonePk_with_Rodney_33.jpg"/>

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     <preamble>Photographs provided by John Sype from an ascent in late summer 2006.</preamble>

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       <photo caption="The South Couloir climbing route from a 12,300 foot high camp.
                       Ascend easy tundra to the southeast of the couloir (not shown); 
                       traverse left (west) following cairns (large, red dots); and enter the
                       couloir proper after climbing more grass, at roughly 12,800-900 feet
                       on its left (west) side. The final 500 vertical feet is steeper and
                       is composed of truly reddish rock." 
                  url="Red_Couloir_from_Camp_B36_C48_annotated.jpg"/>

       <photo caption="John Sype (photo left) and Adam Helman at the Red Saddle.
                       View is directly down the South Couloir, hidden behind John." 
                  url="adam_and_john_red_couloir_100.jpg"/>

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