Mountain landscape - Europe

Aiguille Verte (South Face)

On 29 June 1865, just after 10 a.m., the Briton Edward Whymper, the Swiss mountain guide Christian Almer from Grindelwald and his colleague Franz Biner from Zermatt reached  the 4122-meter-high summit in the Mont Blanc range.

The climb took place just a fortnight before Whymper's infamous and tragic first ascent of the Matterhorn

https://www.jottnar.com/pages/whymper-couloir - hidden behind Arête du Moine,

In view is Pic Sans Nom, Aiguille Sans Nom, Grand Rocheuse, Aiguille du Jardin and Pointe Evelin