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My Desktop Photo 92

Friday, February 26, 2010 at 10:00AM

Photo by Andrew Stark

This was taken just after sunset in Kluane National Park last weekend. Okay, it’s not really suitable for a desktop photo, but at least it’s recent.

Update on Saturday, February 27, 2010 at 10:32AM by

rebecca

To answer a question: These mountains are in the St. Elias Mountains. If you actually click on that link, you’ll find out that the St. Elias Mountains contain the highest peak in Canada, and numbers 2-5 highest, too. What’s more, they have the second highest and fifth highest peak in the U.S. (And now I guess you don’t have actually click to find that out, do you?)

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Response: Tuesday Highlights

by Mark at Pseudo-Polymath on March 4, 2010
Response: Things Heard: e108v2

by Mark O. at Stones Cry Out on March 4, 2010

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