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George Steffanos

Gee whiz, did my doggone water bottle just roll down this little hill? Well, golly, this is a pickle (exact words and phrases may vary)...

Baldpate’s west peak from its main summit, western Maine, September 15, 1983.

We are standing on the rocky, alpine summit of a mountain looking back and down along the rest of the ridge. We can see for miles. Much of the summit is light gray rock, which also runs down the side of the peak towards the gap below. That stretch of alpine crest also features a few very low green shrubs and ground hugging vegetation of green and maroon hues. The sides of the ridge are forested in dark green spruce and fir, as is most of the remainder of the several miles of ridge crest looking back. There are two other summits rising above the crest. The closest has some open areas visible near its summit and is almost as tall as the summit on which we stand. Beyond, several other mountain ranges cascade off to the horizon like waves on the ocean. The sky is clear and blue with just two small clouds visible.
#hiking#photography#outdoors
Mar 20, 2025, 03:44 PM·Public·Web
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