Guess where this is?

[Fat Tone]

Canada?

[Brian Ellis]

Yes! But where on earth in Canada?

[Fat Tone]

I have to confess your orginal post told me.

[Brian Ellis]

How? Don't keep others in suspense.

[Fat Tone]

Because the notification email had the title in it before you changed it!

[Brian Ellis]

There was me thinking I'd corrected the error fast-like OK, just to set things fairer, you can give the name of that funny peak: others have only to name the general area!

[degrub]

shark tooth mountain, part of the Kootenay range

[Brian Ellis]

Good guess, but it's not in British Columbia, nor is it in the Rockies.

[degrub]

part of the Appalachians ?

[Brian Ellis]

No!! I don't think there are glaciers there, are there?

[degrub]

Well, the topo maps of the eastern provinces indicate the range extends that far north. i would bet there are no current glaciers there. The only other mountains in Canada that i can see are in the Yukon or Northwest Territory ( i thought those were part of the rockies) , and Nunavut.

Perhaps one of the valleys on Baffin or Ellesmere Island ?

[Brian Ellis]

Indeed, perseverance pays! Baffin Island, Nunavut, is right. I won't ask you to identify the exact location, probably not possible. Your turn!

[degrub]

Mount Breidablik-Baldr in the foreground , Thor peak second, in the Weasel/Owl river valley at Akshayuk Pass .

Excellent climbing site.

http://www.summitpost.org/parent/170873/baffin-island-peaks.html

[degrub]

[Brian Ellis]

First reaction without looking it up: cave temple at Ipoh, Malaysia????