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Loser Augst-Eck Plateau - view from Br&auml;uning Nase
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<p class="caption">The far plateau</p>
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<p class="caption">Photo &copy; Andy Waddington, 1996</p>
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<p>This view of the far plateau from the Br&auml;uning Nase shows the Hinter Schwartzmoosk&ouml;gl
on the skyline to the right, and from the left: the Gr&ouml;sser Wildk&ouml;gl
(looking like a ridge), the 
Kleine Wildk&ouml;gl (with a flat top) and the Greisk&ouml;gl (the pointy one).
The Augst-Eck is the imperceptibly low rise in the middle, on which we 
have had our Top Camp since 2002.





<p>The lower site of <a href="../../../tcamps.htm#topcamp">Old Top Camp</a> is in
the brown and green area just left of lower centre. Behind this, an area of
limestone karren with noticeable diagonal scarps is the location of
<a href="../../171/171.html">1623/171</a> whilst to the right and nearer is
another patch of bare karren containing <a href="../../198/198.html">198
(B11)</a>, <a href="../../164.htm">164</a> and <a href="../../189.htm">189</a>.
Hinterer Schwarzmooskogel is the peak on the skyline on the right, and <a
href="../../../1623/161/top.htm">Kaninchenh&ouml;hle's</a> top
entrance lies some way off the right hand edge of the picture on the horizon.

<p>Above Old Top camp just beyond the col, the steep slopes of the Br&auml;uning Nase 
can be climbed
via a shallow gully. At the north end of its short ridge, by hacking through
dwarf pine, <a href="../../../handbook/survey/lasers.htm">Laser Point 0/7</a>
can be found, in an entertaining position perched over the cliff down to the
Schwarzmoossattel. The actual summit is at the south end of the ridge, and
views of the plateau from anywhere on the top are restricted by the clinging
pines. This view is from the shoulder above the ascent gully, in a grassy
area.
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