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In reply to the discussion: Mount Everest Gigapixel Photo (this is really nifty neato, worth a click through) [View all]

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19. oh you global warming hair-on-fire faker, we know what you're up to
Reply to Texin (Reply #5)
Thu Dec 27, 2012, 09:54 AM
Dec 2012


No, there's no global warming
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Mount Everest Gigapixel Photo (this is really nifty neato, worth a click through) [View all] Electric Monk Dec 2012 OP
k and r for that amazing photo--thank you SO MUCH niyad Dec 2012 #1
I just saw this on the news and have been cruising around the site. Suich Dec 2012 #2
chomolungma-goddess mother of the world niyad Dec 2012 #3
Amazing! Demo_Chris Dec 2012 #4
Where the hell is all the snow? Texin Dec 2012 #5
Confess my reaction was the same as yours - this is truedelphi Dec 2012 #7
I think K2 is a tad higher, but what are the odds that it's also w/o much snow. Texin Dec 2012 #8
Everest is the highest peak on Earth Electric Monk Dec 2012 #16
K-2 is actually tad lower, by about a 840 feet. nt brush Dec 2012 #17
Snow needs moisture and likewise Fearless Dec 2012 #9
oh you global warming hair-on-fire faker, we know what you're up to wordpix Dec 2012 #19
That is cool. nt OnyxCollie Dec 2012 #6
That is a really cool link! thanks! neverforget Dec 2012 #10
Wow! Great link. That someone would climb that mountain is almost incomprehnsible. cheapdate Dec 2012 #11
Wicked Awesome!!! N_E_1 for Tennis Dec 2012 #12
Very cool - thanks for the link! Can certainly see why that ice fall is such a petronius Dec 2012 #13
Look at all the "base camps!!! Spitfire of ATJ Dec 2012 #14
You can see groups of people going up from main base camp, looks like hundreds wordpix Dec 2012 #20
One thing I found funny is there is one tent kind of set apart from the others.... Spitfire of ATJ Dec 2012 #22
Best shot I've seen of it toby jo Dec 2012 #15
Zoom in - You can see the tents at the base camp, 1/2 way up the glacier. leveymg Dec 2012 #18
follow the glacier up and you'll see lots of people and the ladders across the glacial chasms wordpix Dec 2012 #21
A little bit to the right of those tents you can see the Yeti Quixote1818 Dec 2012 #23
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