The western shoulder of Lone Pine Peak feels a little lunar. Mount LeConte (right) and the Corcoran Pinnacles in the background.

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The western shoulder of Lone Pine Peak feels a little lunar. Mount LeConte (right) and the Corcoran Pinnacles in the background.

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Lone Pine Peak: taken from Whitney Portal.

Lone Pine Peak's Northeast Ridge, North Ridge, and the Bastille Buttress lit up by the morning's first light.

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Jul 23, 2009

“The western shoulder of Lone Pine Peak feels a little lunar. Mount LeConte (right) and the Corcoran Pinnacles in the background.”

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The western shoulder of Lone Pine Peak feels a little lunar. Mount LeConte (right) and the Corcoran Pinnacles in the background.

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Lone Pine Peak: taken from Whitney Portal.

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