Thanks! So you're the bloody one; is there a doctor in the group?
He's done 28 so far (over quite a few years but has really stepped up the past few) and is planning to hit another couple next weekend to make it 30 before the season closes. All depends on the weather. His mom and I sit at home being nervous and waiting for the summit pix. Just a month or so ago they had to turn back from a peak due to blizzard conditions up high.
Thanks! So you're the bloody one; is there a doctor in the group?
He's done 28 so far (over quite a few years but has really stepped up the past few) and is planning to hit another couple next weekend to make it 30 before the season closes. All depends on the weather. His mom and I sit at home being nervous and waiting for the summit pix. Just a month or so ago they had to turn back from a peak due to blizzard conditions up high.
Perhaps as close to god's hand touching the earth as I've ever seen. It was unearthly.
The only way I'm ever going to do 4 14er's in 1 day, is with a helicopter.Looks like fun! My younger son was in Telluride briefly a week or two ago. He and some friends got dropped off the train in the wilderness south of Silverton, camped a few nights, did four 14er's in one day (!!!), then hiked back to the train for the trip out. They went through Telluride but ended up staying outside Ouray instead before heading home. Kind of stuff I always thought I'd do when we moved out but work and life interceded. Having just turned 60 last week Steve gives me hope that someday...
One question: can you put names to the faces in the opening picture of Marty's thread?
I have another 20 from the Blues festival but they were just too big to put up plus I have a 2 minute video bite of Anders Osborne jamming with his band as well as one of George Clinton whose voice reminded me of Barry WhiteSteve and Russ, always a pleasure. Steve, your photography is better than the stuff in the Telluride magazines they put in your room. Great work!
The only way I'm ever going to do 4 14er's in 1 day, is with a helicopter.
Pic LtoR: Russ, Marty, Steve
Those pictures must be very high pixel density (ultra high resolution) because I've never waited so long @ WBF for pictures to appear. ...Couple minutes, then the same for next page.
I wish I have faster download speed, that's the advantage in a situation like this.