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Here's my entry (open in a new tab for best quality)- Pomerape (6282 m) viewed from the side of Parinacota at approx. 6000 m, Sajama National Park, Bolivia.

Here's my entry (open in a new tab for best quality)- Cerro Soniquera or Suni K'ira (5899 m), Bolivia viewed from the south on the path from Uturuncu back to the small town Quetena Chico (4150 m). Original

Thanks for the comment. Due to it's proximity to the Atacama desert, it was actually quite warm (this applies to a number of mountains on the Bolivia/Chile, Argentina/Chile border). While I was wearing

Here's my entry-

Scotland is beautiful, I drove up there to Fort William a few years ago passing through Glencoe which was stunning. Nice photo.

Here's my entry, Cusco, Peru, this is both a bit of land & cityscape

Thanks for the comment. Yes, at about 5750 metres, your oxygen intake is half what it is at sea level (imagine climbing the stairs at sea level with just one lung of air), fortunately I had climbed Chacaltaya

I was going to post this last week but was a little late. I've already created a page for it so to avoid duplicating, I'll post the picture in the comments section- Approaching the summit of Acotango (6052

Thanks for the upvote and comment. On this occasion, the highest camped was 5135 metres.

The first one, I sometimes think that the inclusion of some human element can add to the quality of the picture.

Looking over Lake Titicaca (at 3800 m) towards the Cordillera Real from my hotel on Isla del Sol, Bolivia.

Thanks for the upvote, High Stile turned out to be a worthy excursion, as did Old Man of Coniston.

Thanks for the upvote. The lake district adopts a certain alpine quality in winter, the day I climbed High Stile, the chill factor was -16 degrees. Hopefully not promoting my work but you're welcome to

Nice post, it would be good to resteem though it doesn't appear to be an option.

Even though this is a high end phone, this is still a quality shot for a phone camera