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https://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/l ... ter-county

Uggh…RIP to the fallen climber

Very sad. My condolences to his family and friends.

After a hardcore climbing year for me, I know it doesn't take much of a mistake for this to happen on routes like these.. Damn it always sucks to hear about a fallen climber.. RIP..

we saw the helicopter from BHP on Saturday at 2pm. I had just talked my son out of the traverse 2 hours earlier even though I really wanted to go. RIP

Here is a little more info, and the name of the fallen climber:

https://kdvr.com/news/local/44-year-old ... ne-needle/

Sad news indeed.

So sorry to hear about this accident. My thoughts are with family and friends.

Always sobering to read these accounts - the mountains have claimed both rookies and experts and everywhere in between.

I've had more than one occasion in the mountains where in the back of my mind I'm thinking 'one wrong move here and I'll be the next thread...' Or sometimes it's that one rock that comes flying down...

These threads never get any easier to read about. Praying for peace for his family and loved ones

From Facebook. RIP Pastor Fuerst

R.I.P., Pastor Jeremy Fuerst. You passed away in some of God's most beautiful country.

Sincerest condolences to family and friends.

Terrible news, condolences to your family and friends.

Very sad indeed. My condolences.

Most people mention the last pitch of the Crestone traverse (up the Needle) as being scarry, but there are numerous other spots along the traverse that are airy and dangerous.

My prayers go out to Pastor Fuerst and his family.