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セスナで Landing Point へ。ここから登山が始まる。We took a Cessna to Landing Point. The climb begins here.
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1ヶ月間、氷河の上での生活。Living on a glacier for a month.
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Mt.Denali 山頂。2,200mより。Mt. Denali summit, from 2,200m.
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Denali 中腹から見たMt.Foraker。Mt. Foraker seen from the middle of Denali.
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夕陽に染まる Mt.Hunter。Mt.Hunter in the evening sun.
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標高が上がるにつれ、景色も美しくなっていく。As the elevation increases, the scenery becomes more beautiful.
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5,500mにて。白夜の夕焼け。At 5,500 meters. Sunset in the midnight sun.
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8, 頂上稜線。Summit ridgeline.
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北米で一番高いところ。The highest point in North America.
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北米大陸最高峰。
大学山岳部の先輩である、植村直己さんが眠る山。
山頂に立った時、自分の足でここまで来たこと、植村さんと同じ景色を見ていることに感動して涙した。
世界一美しい氷河が、どこまでも広がっていた。
The highest peak in North America.
The mountain where Naomi Uemura, a senior member of my university’s mountaineering club, lies.
When I stood on the summit, I was moved to tears because I knew that I had come this far on my own, and that I was looking at the same scenery as Mr. Uemura.
The most beautiful glacier in the world stretched out endlessly.