April 26, 2005. This is a more distant photo I believe. It doesn't matter this is competely different geography. It has to be further south from the flat topped mountains as there is no glacier scouring. There are rivers and possibly a large body of water between the mountain ranges. It could be a plateau or better said a plain but that would be odd. These are mountain peaks. Clusters of mountains separated by rivers. This must be a really biologically rich area. This photo of the Siberia Wilderness is the most curious of them all. The mountains are well covered in snow/ice. There still aren't significant glaciers noted so the longevity of the freezing point is not prolonged to form glacier ice over time. Those rivers are really interesting. This region seems to be more healthy as far as it's snow cover than the other. Thank you for the photographs. I'll treasure them. They are glorious.