I can’t believe no one took Washington. I selected Cannon so I could interact with the visitors that will surely ask questions. And my wife (who is disabled) can take the tram to the summit and join me.
I know. Even if someone wanted to drive it – to at least have a flag up there. I didn’t see any pics from George last year so I’m not sure if there was one raised then either… 😕
I’m iffy for North Twin. I’m home with flu and fever today. Since there are lots of uncovered peaks, I won’t even consider trying to gret someone to back me up. There’s a good chance I’ll make it.
I loved being up on North Hancock with the flag last year and am really hoping I’ll be up in the Whites with a flag this time around.
On other related notes:
Maybe some of the groups who are covering peaks would be willing to split up to cover more peaks.
I posted an anouncement a few days back on backpacker.com and thebackpacker.com – maybe I’ll try again.
I’m iffy for North Twin. I’m home with flu and fever today. Since there are lots of uncovered peaks, I won’t even consider trying to gret someone to back me up. There’s a good chance I’ll make it.
I’m in a similar situation. My daughter has been vomiting and has had diarrhea since last Thursday – nothing will break your heart more than seeing an 8 month old dry heave… 😥
Today and tomorrow will be the key days. If she’s still showing improvment, I’ll go. Otherwise we’re out for Garfield. As of now, it’s a go and I’m planning and packing for it, but I won’t really know until tomorrow.
Bondcliff would be incredibly fun to do. Get ahold of a huge flag and just hang it off the section of cliff that’s in the cover photograph of the new WMG. No pole necessary. I hope someone jumps in!
Greg: I remember what it was like to have a sick baby – its easier to be sick yourself. I hope she’s better soon. Somehow its harder when your child can’t talk to you about what (s)he’s feeling and probably can’t understand.
Greg: I remember what it was like to have a sick baby – its easier to be sick yourself. I hope she’s better soon. Somehow its harder when your child can’t talk to you about what (s)he’s feeling and probably can’t understand.
