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Wasenhorn (Terrarossa)
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- Photo by J. VranjesView of Wasenhorn (Punta Terrarossa), 3246 m, from south-west; with marked normal route that passes Monte Leone hut. Picture taken from the route towards the summit of Hübschhorn and from an altitude of about 2800 m, Aug. 22, 2010.
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- Photo by J. VranjesWasenhorn (Punta Terrarossa), view from the Simplon pass. Monte Leone on the right. August, 21 2010. The route to Wasenhorn goes over the pass between the two mountains.
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- Photo by J. VranjesOn the route to Wasenhorn in the early morning, Aug. 21. 2010., and the view towards Bietschhorn.
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- Photo by J. VranjesHalf-way up to Wasenhorn and view towards Weishorn and Bishorn, with the shadow of Hübschhorn over the Simplon pass. August 21 around 7 AM.
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- Photo by J. VranjesThe first view of Wasenhorn, at around 2700 m. August 21, 2010.
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- Photo by J. VranjesView back towards the Simplon pass, above the Monte Leone hut (2848 m). August 21, 2010 at 8:30 AM.
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- Photo by J. VranjesNarrow summit ridge of Wasenhorn (3246 m). Weishorn and Bishorn in the distance on the left. August 21, 2010, at 9:45 AM.
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- Photo by J. VranjesView to the south-west from the summit of Wasenhorn, lake and Monte Leone hut. August 21, 2010, around 10 AM.
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- Photo by J. VranjesMonte Leone as seen from the summit of Wasenhorn. August 21, 2010 around 10 AM.
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- Photo by J. VranjesView towards the north-west and Bietschhorn. Brig in the valley below. August 21, 2010.
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- Photo by J. VranjesAletschhorn left and Finsteraarhorn in the distance right as seen from the summit of Wasenhorn. The longest European Aletsch-Glacier is also partly seen. August 21, 2010.
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- Photo by J. VranjesWeissmies group behind Hübschhorn (mountain in the middle of picture); Mischabel group in the middle, and Weishorn with Bishorn on the right. The Simplon pass on the right below. View from Wasenhorn, August 21, 2010.
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- Photo by J. VranjesSouth face of Wasenhorn with the normal route (a bit foreshortened here) and a few climbers on the way up.
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- Photo by J. VranjesClimbers on the Wasenhorn normal route. August 21, 2010 around 11 AM.
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- Photo by J. VranjesOn the Wasenhorn normal route. August 21. 2010.
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- Photo by J. VranjesThe red dot is Biv. B. Farello at Aurona pass, the Italian side. Wasenhorn normal route, August 21, 2010.
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- Photo by J. VranjesLake below the Monte Leone hut, the Aurona pass behind. August 21, 2010 around noon.
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- Photo by J. VranjesView back towards Wasenhorn and Monte Leone hut. Aug. 21, 2010. around noon.
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- Photo by J. VranjesFull beauty of Wasenhorn (Punta Terrarossa), here on the left, can be appreciated from the summit of Hübschhorn. On the right is the Breithorn pass and Monte Leone. Photo taken on Aug. 22, 2010.
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