Mountaineering/Climbing

[Guest Scott]

Does anyone here go mountaineering and/or climbing?   I admit that it is a passion of mine.

You can see some of the mountains I have climbed below:

https://www.summitpost.org/users/scott/16365

Certainly there are some more mountain climbers out there!  🙂Just curious.

Edited November 2, 2018 by Scott

[Guest MormonGator]

2 hours ago, Scott said:

Does anyone here go mountaineering and/or climbing?   I admit that it is a passion of mine.

You can see some of the mountains I have climbed below:

https://www.summitpost.org/users/scott/16365

Certainly there are some more mountain climbers out there!  🙂Just curious.

I climbed all the 4000 footers in NH. Nothing like what you guys have out west, but pretty tall for New England.

This is a picture of me on top of Mt. Eisenhower with my boxer. That dog hiked more mountains than Edmund Hillary! 

Edited November 3, 2018 by MormonGator

[lostinwater]

Amazing travel blog, @Scott

At the rate you are going, i think you are going to run out of mountains.  i enjoy hiking, but what you do takes it to a whole new level.  Close to 100 summits a year!

[anatess2]

I’m in Florida.  Mountains are like Snow.  Things we only see in postcards.

Your pics are amazing!

Edited November 3, 2018 by anatess2

[Guest Scott]

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At the rate you are going, i think you are going to run out of mountains.

Not a chance.  There are just too many.  Colorado alone has 4,391 ranked peaks.  

[Guest]

I'll have you know that I have climbed without gear, barehanded, all the way to the top of our treehouse in the backyard.  It was the most difficult, enervating, and fulfilling moment of triumph in my 6y.o. daughter's life.

Edited November 3, 2018 by Guest

[askandanswer]

I don't bother climbing over them - I just exercise a little faith and get them out of my way. 

[Grunt]

Me. I'm working my way through the NH48 now.