Here are some recent photos from a hike up Mount Katahdin, the highest peak in Maine at 5,267 feet. FunFact: It was not formed in the past 6,000 years. It is a cirque, meaning it was formed through a long process at the head of a glacier.
From the summit of Mount Katahdin, looking across The Knife Edge
Looking toward the inner side of the cirque that is Katahdin. Summit photo.
The Knife Edge
After The Knife Edge
Descending the Helon (hee-lon) Taylor Trail
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For the Sake of Science 
Shows what you know!
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Who’m I kidding, go geological processes that take millions of years!
Awesome pics! I love that mountain and hike it at least once a year.