Pictures from the ADK95 GPS Campaign

	Black Mtn. Remains of the Colvin Monument.
	Black Mtn. Outcrop at top of Black Mtn in which lie the Remains of the Colvin Monument.
	Black Mtn. The USCGS Black Mtn RM2 Monument.
	Black Mtn. The USCGS Black Mtn RM1 Monument.
	Black Mtn. Remains of the Colvin Monument.

The following are some pictures taken during the campaign of June, 1995, in which my crew (Peter Spotts, Marcy Howe, and myself) occupied Mt. Goodnow, Mt. Kempshal, and Mt. Vandewacker on successive overnights.

Mt. Goodnow was an easy climb up a well marked and well maintained trail. In fact, I forgot a piece of equipment and did the ascent twice (not many sites are so forgiving!). Here are a few pictures from the top:

	Mt. Goodnow. View to the west from the fire tower.
	Mt. Goodnow. View looking down on the GPS site from the fire tower.
	Mt. Goodnow. View to southeast looking up at the GPS site from the lower on the outcrop. Peter Spotts and CSM photographer are standing by.

Mt. Kempshal was a much more difficult climb, as we decided to try to bushwack our way up from the eastern side of the mountain. We were all completely exhausted by the time we got to the top, but at least there was a clearing which made for reasonable camping.

	Mt. Kempshall. The GPS site in the clearing at the top of Kempshall. GPS antenna is in center, Steve's tent to the left. View looking east, taken from outcrop where fire tower once stood.
	Mt. Kempshall. The GPS site in the clearing at the top of Kempshall. Pete Spotts looking on. GPS antenna is in center, Steve's and Marcy's tents to the left. View looking west, taken from eastern edge of clearing (seen in previous photo).
	Mt. Kempshall. The 1942 BM we occupied.
	Mt. Kempshall. View at clearing looking west towards the outcrop on which stood the fire tower. Peter Spotts in forground.

Mt. Vandwacker was a welcome relief after Kempshal, but there were a fair amount of bugs up at the top. The benchmark was not in a place from which reasonable GPS could be done so we made a temporary scratch in the outcrop and waited for the tie-in group to survey it in later.

	Mt. Vandewacker. The GPS site, viewed from below. Marcy Howe and the fire tower are in the background.
	Mt. Vandewacker. The GPS site, viewed from near the fire tower.
	Mt. Vandewacker. The principal 1942 benchmark, located at the base of the fire tower.