Crestone Peak Tragedy
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- vallejoclmbr
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Re: Crestone Peak Tragedy
My heart is really heavy this morning
I have been on family vacation for the past week and haven't checked 14ers until just now
I had the privilege of climbing with Chris just a couple of weeks ago on 8/21. We summitted Castle & Conundrum together on a gorgeous morning in the Elks.
I can still remember celebrating with Chris at the top of both peaks and being really impressed with his knowledge about routes ect. from other peaks. It was evident that this site was a big part of his life. As we hiked Chris spoke fondly of everyone he had hiked with from this community. I remember him distinctly saying that he would want to go climbing with all of his past partners again.
Here's a pic of Chris on the summit of Castle
I have been on family vacation for the past week and haven't checked 14ers until just now
I had the privilege of climbing with Chris just a couple of weeks ago on 8/21. We summitted Castle & Conundrum together on a gorgeous morning in the Elks.
I can still remember celebrating with Chris at the top of both peaks and being really impressed with his knowledge about routes ect. from other peaks. It was evident that this site was a big part of his life. As we hiked Chris spoke fondly of everyone he had hiked with from this community. I remember him distinctly saying that he would want to go climbing with all of his past partners again.
Here's a pic of Chris on the summit of Castle
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- mtgirl
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Re: Crestone Peak Tragedy
"Life is not measured by the breaths you take, but by the moments that take your breath away."
- axbauer
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Re: Crestone Peak Tragedy
WOW! Such a beautiful picture of my husband. Thank you for sharing!!!
- Paco
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Re: Crestone Peak Tragedy
Such a terrible loss. We are very vulnerable indeed. Thanks for sharing.
R.I.P.
R.I.P.
Run far, climb high.
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