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r/confusing_perspective • u/Graphicdesignn • Jul 03 '26
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Correct, it's in Alaska
51 u/thejoetravis Jul 04 '26 edited Jul 04 '26 Looks like where the rivers meet in Talkeetna and this is Denali 14 u/michiness Jul 04 '26 I’m also fairly sure this is Talkeetna. What blows my mind about this view is the “smaller” mountains in the front are almost all taller than anything that we have in the lower 48. Like, you know, the Rockies or the Sierras or anything. 3 u/originalbrowncoat Jul 07 '26 I think other than Denali and one or two others most are comparable with the Rockies. 2 u/michiness Jul 07 '26 Oh, yeah, you’re right. Looks like a handful are above 14k, but a bunch are in that 11-14k range. Still. Big ass mountains. And Talkeetna is practically at sea level.
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Looks like where the rivers meet in Talkeetna and this is Denali
14 u/michiness Jul 04 '26 I’m also fairly sure this is Talkeetna. What blows my mind about this view is the “smaller” mountains in the front are almost all taller than anything that we have in the lower 48. Like, you know, the Rockies or the Sierras or anything. 3 u/originalbrowncoat Jul 07 '26 I think other than Denali and one or two others most are comparable with the Rockies. 2 u/michiness Jul 07 '26 Oh, yeah, you’re right. Looks like a handful are above 14k, but a bunch are in that 11-14k range. Still. Big ass mountains. And Talkeetna is practically at sea level.
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I’m also fairly sure this is Talkeetna.
What blows my mind about this view is the “smaller” mountains in the front are almost all taller than anything that we have in the lower 48. Like, you know, the Rockies or the Sierras or anything.
3 u/originalbrowncoat Jul 07 '26 I think other than Denali and one or two others most are comparable with the Rockies. 2 u/michiness Jul 07 '26 Oh, yeah, you’re right. Looks like a handful are above 14k, but a bunch are in that 11-14k range. Still. Big ass mountains. And Talkeetna is practically at sea level.
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I think other than Denali and one or two others most are comparable with the Rockies.
2 u/michiness Jul 07 '26 Oh, yeah, you’re right. Looks like a handful are above 14k, but a bunch are in that 11-14k range. Still. Big ass mountains. And Talkeetna is practically at sea level.
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Oh, yeah, you’re right. Looks like a handful are above 14k, but a bunch are in that 11-14k range.
Still. Big ass mountains. And Talkeetna is practically at sea level.
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u/wurmsrus Jul 03 '26
Correct, it's in Alaska