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To climb is to push yourself in a way you might not normally imagine is possible. If your stamina, skill, and luck are sound you will get to stand on top. ... I realized that with climbing, I'd found something that nourished my soul and could forge me into a better version myself - Jim Davidson
A couple of Snowmass Lake at two different times of day:
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And one of Lost Lake Slough at sunset:
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I have more age than experience, more experience than knowledge, and more knowledge than wisdom.
Yet somehow I usually make it back to the car safely; and oftentimes, so do the people that I'm with.
It can't beat Colorado, but here's a video of sunrise over Lake Huron that I took at Harrisville State Park in the northeastern lower peninsula of Michigan while visiting the fam' two weeks ago. Turn up the volume on your speakers and RELAX!
"Tongue-tied and twisted, just an earthbound misfit, am I." -David Gilmour, Pink Floyd
"We knocked the bastard off." Hillary, 1953
"It is not the mountain we conquer but ourselves." Hillary, 2003
Couldn't we all use 50 years of humble growth?
-Steve Gladbach