EISPIRATEN

Glad you survived your escapade!

Nice T/R. Cuca's definitely a fave of mine.

Rick is not alone...
I had the pleasure of meeting a few "certifiables" yesterday who run up skyline a couple of times/day just for fun!
And I thought it was all about "The Art of Suffering".

Looks like they found The Power Point on The Beach!!

Recidivist!


Nice job completing unfinished business so quickly.

I think the challenge needs to include capturing a picture of the range's alpha ram from 10 meters or less...

http://www.ocregister.com/sports/summit ... erest.html

I met Cindy on Baldy Jan 30th during one of her her training hikes. Congratulations to all and best wishes for a safe descent.

Who wudda thunk on May 23rd, it would have snowed the entire day on Baldy?? From the trailhead no less! It was a strange series of events, all seeming to conspire against me: First, during a sleepless night, I turned the volume down so low on my iPod alarm that I slept right through it! I was awaken...

Damn. You've givin' me local snow-play separation anxiety!
Nice seeing your season in review, though.
But does this post mean you've hung up your 'pons for the year?

Nice photo journal!

Thanks MtnMan!

Sam,

How's the N. side holding up?

Naturally, the CA Dept of Tranny site still says it is closed.
Btw, anyone know if you can now drive to Guffy?

Madison Avenue marketing. Only olive, drab, Norma.
It'll clash with your helmet.

Bill,

This isn't a pickup line. But u must be a Libra. U posted a very balanced comment.

Looks like you made the correct decision.

Another great post office wanted foto!

Dave, Yeah, we saw them on our way out, so you probably saw my tracks. We only ran into 2 youthful looking folks on Sunday near the westernmost false summit as they were battling the winds to stay upright. Our route was straightforward: we hugged the treeline just east of the major ridge adjacent to...

It's the same thing with a canoe paddle. Nothing like a wooden one.
Plastic is still, well, plastic! How LA!

Dave, we sorta crossed paths. It sure was gusty up high, above 10,750, where I ditched my skis due to glazed, windblown, crappy snow. Sure was a fun run down, though. Sorry I missed 'ya. Nice hike, you did!

Nothing personal, Norma. It's a lovely picture. But if the format were different, I would suggest this one, since it's more in keeping with the quality of our local rock:
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/SP ... directlink

I admit it again. I covet Mitch's ax. No offense, Cy!

Pre Playboy?

The obvious answer is not to go while in the woods. Wait 'till you get home -- or at least to McPlumbing.
Then, after you flush, you won't even have to think about it!

Here's a novel approach to getting the image that you want which might be of interest:

http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2010/04/ ... hd-videos/

From an unusual source, "Westways", an AAA -- not an AARP -- publication:
http://files.me.com/emanla/nf3s85

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Somehow I never got to see this post. Reviewing older ones, your title caught my eye. You captured an awesome moment!

Western kudzu?