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the snows of september
Sep. 7th, 2003 09:22 pmYup, snow. We went hiking (again with Rolf, although his wife decided not to come today) up Rolling Mountain, a rather misnamed (IMHO) 13,693 ft peak west of Silverton, and we got snowed on! Woo!
See me and Rolf and snow!
I am sadly behind in making a web page for last weekend's excellent adventure climbing the semi-technical Arrow Peak (13,808 ft) but you can see some advance pictures here:
Arrow Peak as seen from the beaver pond on Elk Creek
A closer view, with our route in red
Me climbing
I really will get around to making nifty web pages like I did for our Castilleja Lakes backpack, but, um, yeah. Soon.
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See me and Rolf and snow!
I am sadly behind in making a web page for last weekend's excellent adventure climbing the semi-technical Arrow Peak (13,808 ft) but you can see some advance pictures here:
Arrow Peak as seen from the beaver pond on Elk Creek
A closer view, with our route in red
Me climbing
I really will get around to making nifty web pages like I did for our Castilleja Lakes backpack, but, um, yeah. Soon.
PS to
stalkme -- how did you find this journal? I don't mind you reading it, I'm just curious. (I'd rather the great run of people-in-general not go the other way round, if you take my meaning, but you and anybody else who knows my other persona are welcome to read these blatherings.)