Gordan Peaks

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  Matterhorn

  Photo by Gordan Peaks

  My american guide Keith Garvey and I left the Hornli Hut at 420 am and this photo was taken around 815 am early august 2011 by another team about to join us on the Swiss summit.

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  Iztaccihuatl

  Photo by Gordan Peaks

  Sunrise climbing Itza. Here we are looking back at the active unclimbable volocano Popo. October 2009.

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  Iztaccihuatl

  Photo by Gordan Peaks

  Here Standing on the summit looking from where we just came. I remember a strong sulphur smell of rotten eggs near the top. October 2009.

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  Pico de Orizaba

  Photo by Gordan Peaks

  Mark Ryman my guide fought of the a stomach virus and in true fashion led us to the top. He had to go off rope and relieve himself at least 6 times. What a stud to not give up.

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  Wetterhorn

  Photo by Gordan Peaks

  Keith Garvey and I decided to take this climb as the Eiger was closed for conditions. I am standing on a cornice high above Grindlewald.

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  Mount Whitney

  Photo by Gordan Peaks

  Here is the summit hut. I believe a shelter for those caught in a storm. I guess this is the highest structure built in the continental US.

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  Mönch

  Photo by Gordan Peaks

  Lead by Keith Garvey we decided to ascend the southwest ridge of the Monch as our first climb of the year. We had some poor conditions but still summitted. This photo was taken August 2011.

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  Mount Timpanogos

  Photo by Gordan Peaks

  With my friend Bill Mcdermond at the summit. WE took the Aspen Grove trail up from Sundance area. August 31, 2011. Tons of waterfalls due to the heavy snow fall and long previous winter.

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