BIG Congrats to Team OMG! - Denali 20,320ft

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Re: BIG Congrats to Team OMG! - Denali 20,320ft

Post by unclegar »

Huge congrats! =D>
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Post by mtree »

Way to go!
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Re: BIG Congrats to Team OMG! - Denali 20,320ft

Post by Presto »

Woohoo!! \:D/
As if none of us have ever come back with a cool, quasi-epic story instead of being victim to tragic rockfall, a fatal stumble, a heart attack, an embolism, a lightning strike, a bear attack, collapsing cornice, some psycho with an axe, a falling tree, carbon monoxide, even falling asleep at the wheel getting to a mountain. If you can't accept the fact that sometimes "s**t happens", then you live with the illusion that your epic genius and profound wilderness intelligence has put you in total and complete control of yourself, your partners, and the mountain. How mystified you'll be when "s**t happens" to you! - FM
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Re: BIG Congrats to Team OMG! - Denali 20,320ft

Post by ChrisinAZ »

Congrats all! Have a safe descent...
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Re: BIG Congrats to Team OMG! - Denali 20,320ft

Post by smoove »

Congrats, everyone. Very impressive.
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Re: BIG Congrats to Team OMG! - Denali 20,320ft

Post by lodgling »

Big congrats =D>
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Way to go, OMG'ers! Can't beat that 100% success rate, on Denali of all objectives. =D> Wishing the team a safe descent now and a fun rest of the time in AK!
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Re: BIG Congrats to Team OMG! - Denali 20,320ft

Post by semitrueskerm »

Congrats on McKinley!!! \:D/
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=D> Way to go team! Congratulations! \:D/
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Post by Fisching »

This accomplishment is deserving of the highest honor:

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