This is the mountain from a distance. Duh.

This is the west face, which is the route I took. I tried to include the large pine trees for some perspective. Although you cannot see the peak in this picture, it is not too much higher up.

My shoulder got in the way because I was straddling the peak, and at this point I was less concerned about pictures and really just trying to hold on.

Same thing: thumb got in the way as I was desperately trying to hang on to the peak while snapping a quick shot to the north. This was one of the scarier moments during the climb because I was facing toward the south and had to twist all the way around to get this picture while trying to maintain my precarious seat on the peak.

This is the view to the east. The cars let you know how high up I was.

Intrepid climber near the base. (Yes, that's me. I pestered a random stranger to take the picture.)