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First 14er |
Well my 14 year old sister and I have completed out first 14er. I'll do it again. We started on the trail at 5:30 am with it being 43 degrees. It was a nice morning. It took 3 hours to get to the top. I took my time. I thought climbing the boulders at the very end was the easiest. On the way up we saw a mountain goat. Cute little thing. Everyone was nice and polite. Everyone is there for the same goal....to get to the top. We spent about an hour at the top, talking, eating and looking at the gorgeous view. We made it down in an hour and 45 minutes. That was fast compared to taking 3 hours to the top. We didn't have to stop and rest. We did stop once to take a drink and our legs shook like crazy. (by the way, my legs were really sore on Monday) When we reached the bottom we were able to see Mr and Mrs. Moose. I've never seen a moose in person. The bull moose had a huge rack.
It was a fun trip. Next year I would like to do 3 14ers. Any suggestions? Guess I should start getting into shape. My goal was to hike my first 14er and I did it. That I am proud of. On the way up I thought about turning around and not finishing but I knew I had to finish. It wasn't so bad. It was fun to see all of the dogs up there and shoot, we even saw some little kids. Those kids are awesome!!
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