Hmm... view doesn't exactly suck, beats Compton, North Philly or the Lower Bronx any day of the week, or any hour of the day, or any minute of the hour, etc., etc., ad infinitum, LOL.
"What lured him on was, of course, the great adventure, the eternal longing of every truly creative man to push on into unexplored country, to discover something entirely new---if only about himself."
That would be El Tenedor del Diablo, a snow route in the SGWA here in SoCal.
The route taunted me for about three years, I could see it and knew it had to be climbable, but I couldn't find anyone who had done it. It was about nine miles rt, 4,000' gain, some easy trail, then light bushwhacking, interesting (though fairly easy) route finding, topped off (literally) with a .6 mile & 1,600' gain couloir that spits you out right on top of the mountain. I contacted literally dozens of old timers who don't know anyone who ever climbed our route, so we claimed it as a first ascent.
Don't try to argue with idiots. You aren't the dumbass whisperer.