Icon for Night Climbs
- susanjoypaul
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Trip ReportsRe: Icon for Night Climbs
by susanjoypaul » 02 Nov 2012, 18:20
BillMiddlebrook wrote:Hmm, might be time to erase you, deuche. I believe that's a flaw I have yet to correct.
It's comments like this that keep me coming back to this site!
Where's that credit card? Time for the annual $20 donation... just think of it as twenty $1 bills lovingly tucked into your harness, and a big Thank You for the laugh!
- USAKeller
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14ers Skied (24)Re: Icon for Night Climbs
by USAKeller » 02 Nov 2012, 19:08
susanjoypaul wrote:BillMiddlebrook wrote:Hmm, might be time to erase you, deuche. I believe that's a flaw I have yet to correct.
It's comments like this that keep me coming back to this site!
I have to say also, that was good!
How sweet is it to work for God all day and then lie down at night beneath His smile. #Word
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Re: Icon for Night Climbs
by geojed » 02 Nov 2012, 22:18
BillMiddlebrook wrote:DeucesWild wrote:Kinda. You posted in the 14er Updates thread, which automatically highlights the topic. The Supreme Being or his minions have corrected this accidental attention grabbing ploy.
I'll have to take advantage of this in the future, until the SB corrects this flaw...
Hmm, might be time to erase you, deuche. I believe that's a flaw I have yet to correct.
A HA! I knew it, this explains everything.
Deuche = Neo/The One
Bill Middlebrook = The Architect
Get ready everyone the "anomaly" has been isolated and 14ers.com is about to be "reloaded"
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• Mountains are not climbed merely to reach a geographical location — there are much easier ways to accomplish these feats — but as personal and spiritual challenges to the participants. — David Stein
• The best climber in the world is the one who’s having the most fun.— Alex Lowe
• Mountains are not climbed merely to reach a geographical location — there are much easier ways to accomplish these feats — but as personal and spiritual challenges to the participants. — David Stein
• The best climber in the world is the one who’s having the most fun.— Alex Lowe
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Re: Icon for Night Climbs
by SkiBikeClimb99 » 02 Nov 2012, 22:36
What we really need are RF readers at the summit so that we can automatically update our checklists in real time
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Re: Icon for Night Climbs
by geojed » 02 Nov 2012, 22:45
SkiBikeClimb99 wrote:What we really need are RF readers at the summit so that we can automatically update our checklists in real time
Why else do you think there is a "Cell Phone reception from the summit" section of 14ers.com? http://14ers.com/php14ers/cellreportmain.php
• I have seen the top of the mountain...and it is GOOD. — Butthead
• Mountains are not climbed merely to reach a geographical location — there are much easier ways to accomplish these feats — but as personal and spiritual challenges to the participants. — David Stein
• The best climber in the world is the one who’s having the most fun.— Alex Lowe
• Mountains are not climbed merely to reach a geographical location — there are much easier ways to accomplish these feats — but as personal and spiritual challenges to the participants. — David Stein
• The best climber in the world is the one who’s having the most fun.— Alex Lowe
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Re: Icon for Night Climbs
by JDip » 02 Nov 2012, 23:01
I Man wrote:JDip wrote:Whatever you do, don't ask about rappelling the Longs Peak diamond.That'd be kinda cool to have night hiking icon. A possible upside to having that is dispersing the summer crowds throughout all hours of the day and night, alleviating day-time traffic jams.
oh my. No comment on Quote #1
For #2 - are you implying that an icon on this site would significantly influence the amount of people hiking in the night vs the day over the summer??
I am doing a "night hike" tonight - but not by choice - that's what happens when you have a 9-5er
A possible upside...Meaning, a possibility. As in, perhaps. Also as in, an outside-of-the-box, plausible idea, maybe from the hardcore climbers.
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Re: Icon for Night Climbs
by Monte Meals » 03 Nov 2012, 17:48
I nominate the Blue Berry as the appropriate symbol
for a night time conquest in honor of Fats Domino:
Lyrics - Blue Berry Hill
I found my thrill / On blueberry hill
On blueberry hill / When I found you
The moon stood still / On blueberry hill /
It lingered until / My dreams came true
for a night time conquest in honor of Fats Domino:
Lyrics - Blue Berry Hill
I found my thrill / On blueberry hill
On blueberry hill / When I found you
The moon stood still / On blueberry hill /
It lingered until / My dreams came true
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