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https://pottinger.net/osm/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/DSC00343-533x800.jpg533800We watched the weather daily, actually twice daily, looking for any favorable changes in the predicted wind and precip patterns up high. Initially we hoped for summit conditions on May 21, but the wind speeds remained high on two different models, and there seemed little hope of shooting for the summit before May 23. Justin … Continue reading →