Proposal in the rockies
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- rlovingjr
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Re: Proposal in the rockies
There was a proposal on top of Bierstadt this morning. Trust me there was plenty of witnesses
- Stratosfearsome
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Re: Proposal in the rockies
I'd rather propose on stage at a Sugar Ray concert...
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Re: Proposal in the rockies
Thank you for letting me know...romantic story indeed!
Never,never give up!.
- Paula
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Re: Proposal in the rockies
As a peak bagger who was proposed to by another peak bagger on a freaking 6er of all mountains (and not even on the summit!), I'm coming in to agree with this sentiment. It's a mountain that's been incredibly meaningful to our relationship and I really do enjoy going to the spot where we got engaged and the spot on the other side of the mountain where we had our first date (also not even the summit... ) regularly, and I'm happy it's a place we should still be able to go when he's too old to keep up with me. Special to her/you will matter so much more in the long run.greenonion wrote: ↑Sun Aug 23, 2020 9:47 am No idea if this is the reason for some folks suggesting easier peaks such as Handies and Huron, but I'd venture to guess that a reason might be because you and your future wife would more easily be able to re-visit your proposal site as you grow older together.
justiner wrote:^^^ This person foods.