Really cool bivi on Mills glacier. 5-8-09. The seasonal snowpack was at least fifteen feet deep at this point.

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Really cool bivi on Mills glacier. 5-8-09. The seasonal snowpack was at least fifteen feet deep at this point.

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Ice Conditions on 30 September, 2006.

Sunrise en route to Long's.

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Chris Sheridan

May 14, 2009

“Really cool bivi on Mills glacier. 5-8-09. The seasonal snowpack was at least fifteen feet deep at this point.”

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