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  3. Mount Monolith might be part of the most unique mountain ranges I've visited.

Mount Monolith might be part of the most unique mountain ranges I've visited.

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    Mount Monolith might be part of the most unique mountain ranges I've visited.

    In the high northern Tundra these mountains weren't formed by your usual tectonic plates pushing up on each other, but by the volcanoes that erupted underneath ancient glaciers, freezing them in time as enormous black vertical walls, with column like pillars extending across the ridge lines.

    #mountains #MountainMonday #Yukon #Canada #lpw #landscapephotography #photography

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