El diente partners
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Mark81-gd
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El diente partners
Anyone going to be up in kilpacker this week weekend? Looking to tag this one. Wanted to partner up let me know. Thx
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EVEREST DREAMS
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Re: El diente partners
Just Climbed It And Wilson Peak To Help Some Friends Monday. Great Conditions On Both Sun And Mon. Raining Yesterday. Trail Was Clear And In Better Shape Than Two Years Ago. CFI workImg On It.Good Luck Be safe.
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Re: El diente partners
^^ Tom, did you use the Kilpacker approach? If so, has the CFI crew re-routed any major portions of the Kilpacker trail below treeline yet? I've seen the plan for the new trail and wondering about progress.
"When I go out, I become more alive. I just love skiing. The gravitational pull. When you ski steep terrain... you can almost get a feeling of flying." -Doug Coombs
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ameristrat
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Re: El diente partners
Bill -
As of three weeks ago, the trail had yet to be rerouted.
As of three weeks ago, the trail had yet to be rerouted.
You cannot stay on the summit forever; you have to come down again. So why bother in the first place? Just this: What is above knows what is below, but what is below does not know what is above. One climbs, one sees. One descends, one sees no longer, but one has seen. There is an art of conducting oneself in the lower regions by the memory of what one saw higher up. When one can no longer see, one can at least still know. - Rene Daumal
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Hey Bill Hope All Is Well. So Far The Trail Is Still The Same Route But Better Conditions. We Could See They Were Marking Things But Not Yet Changed. One Spot Through The Bushes To The Last Steep Tree Section Has A Small Carin Still To Show You To Go Right. If You Do It Takes You To The First Talus And Steep Trees where They Are Fixing The Trail To Make It More Obvious. Someone Else Led In The Morning And Went Left It Takes You Up The Drainage On Grey Scree. He Just Missed The CarinI.
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BillMiddlebrook
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Thanks!
"When I go out, I become more alive. I just love skiing. The gravitational pull. When you ski steep terrain... you can almost get a feeling of flying." -Doug Coombs
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I may be heading that way Sunday/Monday? Im hoping to visit both Wilsons, Diente and Gladstone.
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GeezerClimber
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Re: El diente partners
We were up there Sunday. No work done yet at all.
Dave
Dave
