Monday, July 03, 2006
NOT A Nice Day at 14,200ft
They are hoping to carry loads to 16,200 ft today, but they weather sounds a bit crappy. We'll see how it goes, I hope to hear from them later today.
# posted by Todd Rutledge @ 11:03 AM 
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Hey Andrea,
Hope you are all good, Col has finished your website and it has gone live! www.andreaoneverest.com, looks really good.
Spoke to Nan today she is funny as ever and sends her love
All my love
Pete and Ronnie
Hope you are all good, Col has finished your website and it has gone live! www.andreaoneverest.com, looks really good.
Spoke to Nan today she is funny as ever and sends her love
All my love
Pete and Ronnie
Scott- I just got back from the Sequoias, definitely not as high as Denali, but beautiful. Wish you there. Keep up the good work and don't forget to work on your speech. Love Alison Also, my mom and dad say hello.
David called this evening (Monday 7:53 p.m.) from 14,200. He said they didn't end up going up to 16,200, as they got some snow today, so it was a "weather day."
Weather permitting they will climb the headwall to 16,200 tomorrow (Tuesday, July 4), and hope to go as far as Washburn's Thumb, which is approximately 17,000'.
They plan to camp again at 14,200 tomorrow (Tuesday) night.
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY!! What better way to experience freedom than this!
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Weather permitting they will climb the headwall to 16,200 tomorrow (Tuesday, July 4), and hope to go as far as Washburn's Thumb, which is approximately 17,000'.
They plan to camp again at 14,200 tomorrow (Tuesday) night.
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY!! What better way to experience freedom than this!
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