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  1. Jim Dockery

    Climbing in the Canadian Rockies

    These are all old slides (mostly Kodachrome) from the late 70s - early 80s, scanned with Nikon Coolscan 4000. Climbing-Mt.-Temple-N-face by Jim Dockery posted Feb 7, 2018 at 9:20 AM Near the top of Mt. Temple's North Face Climbers-on-Mt.-Athabasca by Jim Dockery posted Feb 7, 2018 at 9:18 AM...
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    Denali Climb IV

    Orient Final 1 by Jim Dockery posted Feb 13, 2018 at 9:57 AM Pat climbing into The Orient Express couloir on our last attempt. We only make it half way up the rib to the right (avoiding dangerous wind slab snow). Note the spindrift blowing off the top. Jim Descent 1 by Jim Dockery posted Feb...
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    Denali Climb III

    Denali (241) by Jim Dockery posted Feb 13, 2018 at 10:00 AM Cruising around the 14,000 ft. plateau on an acclimatization day. Denali (236) by Jim Dockery posted Feb 13, 2018 at 10:00 AM Ice chunks the size of houses that fell from an ice cliff. PatSki1b by Jim Dockery posted Feb 13, 2018 at...
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    Denali Climb II

    Most of the climb up the West Buttress is snow slogging with heavy loads. We would carry a load of food and fuel up to the next camp a few thousand feet higher, ski back down with empty packs, then pack up everything the next day and bring it all up to that next camp. This not only makes each...
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    Denali Climb I

    I'm going to break this into 4 threads because I got a lot of shots on a 19 day trip up the standard West Buttress route in 2005. This was my first expedition using a digital camera. I went with a Canon Rebel XT for it's light weight with an 18-125mm Sigma lens. I brought a solar charger which...
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    Moods of Mt. Adams

    Yesterday I posted shots of St. Helens taken from the same location. Adams-Pond by Jim Dockery posted Feb 10, 2018 at 6:30 AM Adams-snow_Pano by Jim Dockery posted Feb 10, 2018 at 6:30 AM AdamsGlacier-sunset_Pano by Jim Dockery posted Feb 10, 2018 at 6:30 AM AdamsGlacierTree by Jim Dockery...
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    Moods of Mt. Saint Helens

    Taken from the slopes of nearby Mt. Adams. Saint-Helens-sunset by Jim Dockery posted Feb 10, 2018 at 6:35 AM St.Helens_Pano2 by Jim Dockery posted Feb 10, 2018 at 6:33 AM StHelensRainierPano by Jim Dockery posted Feb 10, 2018 at 6:33 AM St. Helens - Rainier Sunrise Pano St.-Helens-Morn_Pano...
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    Moods of Denali

    These were taken on a trip to AK 12 years ago. I climbed, and attempted to ski, from the summit as a 50th b-day gift to myself. Afterward my wife came up and we rented a car for a two week tour where I shot these when we drove into Wonder Lake. Wonder-Lake-(4) by Jim Dockery posted Feb 7, 2018...
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    Skiing Tye Peak

    Taken on a great day of back-country skiing at Stevens Pass WA. Heather-Ridge-1.25-(56) by Jim Dockery posted Feb 6, 2018 at 5:23 PM
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    Climbing Mt. Index

    Mt. Index is one of the easiest access dramatic peaks in the Cascade mountains of Washington, sitting right next to Hwy 2 not far from Seattle. It's north peak is also one of the hardest to reach, with no easy way up (or down). In the summer it presents an interesting mix of hard to protect...
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    Clouds over Mt. Rainier

    Rainier-Summit-through-clouds by Jim Dockery posted Jan 26, 2018 at 12:43 PM Evening Telephoto of the summit and Emmons Glacier from Sunrise Rainier-Sunrise by Jim Dockery posted Jan 26, 2018 at 12:43 PM Sunrise from above Sunrise Rainier-from-Sunrise by Jim Dockery posted Jan 26, 2018 at...
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    Powder Ski Turn Composite

    I held my RX100 IV steady and shot continuous while my partner skied down this back-country ridge near Stevens Pass WA on a great day of powder skiing. Layered the best in PS then copied and blended just the skier from the top layers into the final layer. Heather Ridge 1.25 Powder Turn Hd by...
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    Longs Peak Sunrise Panorama

    I got up around 2 am for a headlamp hike to get here before sunrise. Well worth it, even if there weren't many good clouds (typical summer morning).
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    Three Fingers Mountain

    This is one of the main peaks I can see from where I live (south of this location). I've climbed it a number of times and slept on top (the right hand summit) a couple times, so I have a personal connection to it. I stopped to get this shot while driving home from a nice winter walk with my...
  15. Jim Dockery

    Red Barn & Three Fingers Mountain

    Taken yesterday on the drive back from a nice walk on the Whitehorse trail with my wife. The Three Fingers are especially prominent from this vantage point, although you can't see that the right hand peak is actually the highest.
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    Flight into the Tian Shan Range

    I guess these could fit in travel also, and I might do another color post there. This was on the biggest expedition of my life - climbing in two fantastic areas - in the USSR before it dissolved. The pictures here are from a chopper flight into The Tian Shan range on the Chinese border where we...
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    Trail Ridge Limber Pine

    My wife and I drove the high elevation Trail Ridge road a couple times a few summers ago while visiting Rocky Mountain National Park. On our last traverse I insisted on staying for sunset at some limber pines I'd seen on a ridge above the road. She walked up with me while I scouted them, but a...
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    Climbing in Chamonix France

    I lived in Germany for ~8 years in the 80s teaching for the Department of Defense Schools. Most of those summers were spent climbing in the Alps, with a lot of the time around Chamonix France. Descent off The Triolet On The Walker Spur, Grand Jorasse Climbing the North Face of Les Courtes...
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    Sunrise on Mt. Foraker

    Taken from the 14,000 camp on the standard West Buttress route up Denali.
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    Mt. Pilchuck

    Mt. Pilchuck is the closest mountain to my house (~40 min. to the trailhead) with a pretty easy 3 mile 2,000 ft. climb to the summit. I've climbed it more than any other peak (5 times in one week once - when doing multiple laps/day), normally to back-country ski in the spring. I love the views...
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