> > I hope this is good enough. Keep in mind that I've never actually seen One Tree Hill, and therefore I can't judge whether it is good enough.
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> Yep, that's what it looked like. As with all pictures of scenery, however, the real thing looks more impressive. Also a lot bigger. Being up on One Tree Hill and looking out at the sculpted contours seriously made me want to just let loose and run all the heck over it. The only thing that stopped me was the knowledge that if I ran down, I'd have to run back up. So I settled for climbing on the walls instead.

That's much better than any of the photos I managed to find. To fill in the rest of the picture for people's imaginations, it only shows the summit. Off to the left of where that photo ends, there's a sort of long ridge which curves around towards the viewer, and several other bowls and ridges to both sides of that.

Sam, your post provoked a major nostalgia fit. Now I want to go climb that tree again, and walk along balancing on that fence around the crater, and try to get higher up that wall than I did when we were there.

Brunnen-"which admittedly wouldn't be difficult"G