http://www.gpsmountaineering.com/circlemountain12-31-07
Here is a picture of my Daughter signing the summit register. She is getting a little heavy to carry up these peaks. This was her 9th, my wife's 6th and my newborn daughter's 1st.
Circle Mountain - my 100th HPS Peak
Today I climbed my 100th Hundred Peak Section Peak with my family on an easy peak, Circle Mountain. It was a great hike and I managed to meet my goal of 100 peaks by the end of 2007.
http://www.gpsmountaineering.com/circlemountain12-31-07
Here is a picture of my Daughter signing the summit register. She is getting a little heavy to carry up these peaks. This was her 9th, my wife's 6th and my newborn daughter's 1st.
http://www.gpsmountaineering.com/circlemountain12-31-07
Here is a picture of my Daughter signing the summit register. She is getting a little heavy to carry up these peaks. This was her 9th, my wife's 6th and my newborn daughter's 1st.
I wrote a Trip Report. I appreciate any input and vote.
http://www.summitpost.org/trip-report/3 ... Peaks.html
thanks,
http://www.summitpost.org/trip-report/3 ... Peaks.html
thanks,
Happy New Year, Travis -- and everyone else on the board! 
It's great to see people showing their small kids the beauty of the mountains. I followed my 18 year old son up the Skyline Trail on San Jacinto on Sunday and it's quite easy to remember carrying him up mountains on my back not so long ago. 8)
Peak bagging seems to me to be a pretty healthy "obsession" (although they could have come up with a better name for it).
It's great to see people showing their small kids the beauty of the mountains. I followed my 18 year old son up the Skyline Trail on San Jacinto on Sunday and it's quite easy to remember carrying him up mountains on my back not so long ago. 8)
Peak bagging seems to me to be a pretty healthy "obsession" (although they could have come up with a better name for it).
