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![photo: Carter Dome and Mount Hight, over Wildcat [ID:33]](photos/33-78.jpg "Carter Dome and Mount Hight, over Wildcat [ID:33]"){kind=small}
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![photo: Tuckerman Ravine, from over Boott Spur [ID:40]](photos/40-78.jpg "Tuckerman Ravine, from over Boott Spur [ID:40]"){kind=small}
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Raymond's, Huntington, and the Cone [ info ]On the eastern side of Mount Washington, the shallow Ravine of Raymond Cataract is a notable feature, though in this photo its waterfall is hidden under snow. Raymond's is not as well known as its northern neighbor, Huntington Ravine, with its lower snow-filled bowl and its upper beetling crags, threaded with steep ice gullies. A snowy summit cone looms above both ravines.
