It's time to put this site on hiatus, pending another climb or another climber. Until that time, my even more random this-and-that can be found at Memory Pebble.
I certainly have not forgotten the mountain....
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Friday, September 5, 2008
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
On to Camp Schurman
After dropping from Camp Curtis to the Emmons glacier (circumventing and stepping over crevasses for the first time), we followed the Montanans up to Camp Schurman. Along the way, it started to snow....
After some unpleasant standing around in the wet snowfall, we pitched our tents and settled in. This would be home for the next few days.
Bob and Rob's camp:
John's camp:
We tried to be perky and glad. But the truth is, it was a hard, hard day.
After some unpleasant standing around in the wet snowfall, we pitched our tents and settled in. This would be home for the next few days.
Bob and Rob's camp:
John's camp:
We tried to be perky and glad. But the truth is, it was a hard, hard day.
Saturday, August 2, 2008
Brief Rest at Camp Curtis
After the endless climb up the Interglacier, it was great to look over the far side of the ridge to look down on the flowing, crevassed Emmons glacier.
Looking back down the ridge: John, Bob, the Camp Curtis tent sites, Mount Ruth, and the lower Emmons. We had ascended the Interglacier from the left.
Looking back down the ridge: John, Bob, the Camp Curtis tent sites, Mount Ruth, and the lower Emmons. We had ascended the Interglacier from the left.
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Conquer Childhood Cancer Act to Become Law
From the CureSearch Blog, Tuesday, July 29, 2008:
We did it! YOU did it! After years of relentless effort by so many in the childhood cancer community, including thousands of Congressional visits, and tens of thousands of letters, calls and emails to our nation’s leaders, the Caroline Pryce Walker Conquer Childhood Cancer Act has become law! You, the nation’s “champions for a cure,” deserve so much credit for this remarkable achievement.
Full story here.
We did it! YOU did it! After years of relentless effort by so many in the childhood cancer community, including thousands of Congressional visits, and tens of thousands of letters, calls and emails to our nation’s leaders, the Caroline Pryce Walker Conquer Childhood Cancer Act has become law! You, the nation’s “champions for a cure,” deserve so much credit for this remarkable achievement.
Full story here.
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