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I found these cool boas while climbing Mount Shasta(14,162') recently. I figured up high in the snow would be a good place to find a snow boa. lol.
Looking up from about 12,000' with over 2,000' to go: The air is getting thinner, colder, and windier!
Looking down from the same spot
The cool boas I found in those suncups in the snow: snow, albino het snow, and motley het albino! lol.
Actually these 07 babies were produced here and will probably never get close to snow!
>>I found these cool boas while climbing Mount Shasta(14,162') recently. I figured up high in the snow would be a good place to find a snow boa. lol.
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>>Looking up from about 12,000' with over 2,000' to go: The air is getting thinner, colder, and windier!
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>>Looking down from the same spot
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>>The cool boas I found in those suncups in the snow: snow, albino het snow, and motley het albino! lol.
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>>Actually these 07 babies were produced here and will probably never get close to snow!
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It should have said looking good..fresh air..nice boas.thanxs for sharing.>>>>I found these cool boas while climbing Mount Shasta(14,162') recently. I figured up high in the snow would be a good place to find a snow boa. lol.
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>>>>Looking up from about 12,000' with over 2,000' to go: The air is getting thinner, colder, and windier!
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>>>>Looking down from the same spot
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>>>>The cool boas I found in those suncups in the snow: snow, albino het snow, and motley het albino! lol.
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>>>>Actually these 07 babies were produced here and will probably never get close to snow!
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some very nice boas you have there , especially the motley
incredible view of both outdoors and boas!
your motley is gorgeous can you tell me how you made it.
The Motley was produced from the motley X sunglow pairing pictured below:
Cool pics, I always thought Shasta was such a slog, Mt Whitney is a far more exciting climb, especially the east face.
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Lateralis
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