Mountains and other hilly places
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kate_frankie
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Q2 Which is the highest mountain range you've climbed/hiked or seen in person on your travels?
Txiki_Tales
A2 The Lake District is pretty special and you can still find places that aren’t too busy if you go at the right time. #pttravel
lethers
RT @Txiki_Tales: A2 The Lake District is pretty special and you can still find places that aren’t too busy if you go at the right time. #pt…
Txiki_Tales
A2 I’ve walked up Snowden a couple of times but that’s about it for anything even relatively more than a bit of a mound. #pttravel
aok_NW
A2 #PTTravel I’ve driven the mountains of Colorado twice. I visited @RockyNPS & you’re at the 12000 ft level which will take your breath away…literally. These pics were taken in Western Colorado.
RTWBarefoot
replying to @kate_frankie @kate_frankie #pttravel a2 the highest I've *been* is a shade under 4000m in Sichuan province of China. The highest I've *seen*, just, through the mist & fog, are some of the Himalaya in Nepal.
kate_frankie
RT @Txiki_Tales: A2 The Lake District is pretty special and you can still find places that aren’t too busy if you go at the right time. #pt…
NomadKeith
A2 #PTTravel Actually walked in the French Alps; Sulphur Mountain, near Banff, was higher, but we rode up on the cable car.
lethers
A2: That would have to be the Rockies in both Canada and the US #pttravel. The Himalayas are top of the list along with the Andes in Patagonia.
lethers
RT @aok_NW: A2 #PTTravel I’ve driven the mountains of Colorado twice. I visited @RockyNPS & you’re at the 12000 ft level which will take y…
JKatzaman
A2 Way back in 1979 we drove through what I think was Wolf Creek Pass in the Rocky Mountains, but being that long ago, don't hold me to that being the correct name. #PTTravel
vickyinglis13
replying to @kate_frankie @kate_frankie A2. The highest I've been is probably to the top of Tongariro in New Zealand, at 1967 metres, as a sidetrack to doing the Tongariro Alpine Crossing #PTTravel
ASolastie
replying to @kate_frankie @kate_frankie A2: Is Kilimanjaro a mountain range? I have hiked there. #PTTravel
kate_frankie
RT @Txiki_Tales: A2 I’ve walked up Snowden a couple of times but that’s about it for anything even relatively more than a bit of a mound. #…
vickyinglis13
replying to @vickyinglis13 @kate_frankie A2. But I did get a glimpse of Mount Français, the highest peak on the Antarctic peninsula at 2760 metres, pink with alpenglow from our living room window. (This isn't Français behind the Base A building, this is Mount William at the south end of Anvers Island). #PTTravel
kate_frankie
RT @aok_NW: A2 #PTTravel I’ve driven the mountains of Colorado twice. I visited @RockyNPS & you’re at the 12000 ft level which will take y…
kate_frankie
RT @RTWBarefoot: @kate_frankie #pttravel a2 the highest I've *been* is a shade under 4000m in Sichuan province of China. The highest I've *…
kate_frankie
RT @NomadKeith: A2 #PTTravel Actually walked in the French Alps; Sulphur Mountain, near Banff, was higher, but we rode up on the cable car.…
kate_frankie
RT @lethers: A2: That would have to be the Rockies in both Canada and the US #pttravel. The Himalayas are top of the list along with the An…
kate_frankie
RT @JKatzaman: A2 Way back in 1979 we drove through what I think was Wolf Creek Pass in the Rocky Mountains, but being that long ago, don't…
kate_frankie
RT @vickyinglis13: @kate_frankie A2. The highest I've been is probably to the top of Tongariro in New Zealand, at 1967 metres, as a sidetra…
kate_frankie
RT @ASolastie: @kate_frankie A2: Is Kilimanjaro a mountain range? I have hiked there. #PTTravel
kate_frankie
RT @vickyinglis13: @kate_frankie A2. But I did get a glimpse of Mount Français, the highest peak on the Antarctic peninsula at 2760 metres,…