Thanks! I've got to get to Chicago Basin!!!chicagostylehotdog wrote:Not sure exactly where, but it looks like Sunlight Spire is center, with Vestal and Arrow peak in the background.cheapcigarman wrote:Where is the "Tour Of The Highest Hundred" photo banner taken at?
EDIT: After a little more research, it's from the summit of Windom Peak.
A new Justiner adventure
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CheapCigarMan
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Re: A new Justiner adventure
I should be on a mountain
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Re: A new Justiner adventure
Best of Luck!
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Re: A new Justiner adventure
Hey Justin! I was looking at your route, and sorry I only noticed this after you left 
, but I did have a suggestion that I think could save you a little time. When I was scouting for Holy Nolans I realized it is a pretty similar hike to get Holy Cross Ridge and Holy Cross from a trailhead off Homestake road. It's called the French creek trailhead in Roach's 13er book. The best part is that I think it would save lots of biking miles as you wouldn't have to bike all the way down to and up the tigiwon road. Anyway it's just peanuts compared to the entirety of your route, but I found myself thinking back to my 2003 self-powered 14ers wishing I had known about it. Good luck!
, but I did have a suggestion that I think could save you a little time. When I was scouting for Holy Nolans I realized it is a pretty similar hike to get Holy Cross Ridge and Holy Cross from a trailhead off Homestake road. It's called the French creek trailhead in Roach's 13er book. The best part is that I think it would save lots of biking miles as you wouldn't have to bike all the way down to and up the tigiwon road. Anyway it's just peanuts compared to the entirety of your route, but I found myself thinking back to my 2003 self-powered 14ers wishing I had known about it. Good luck!-
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Re: A new Justiner adventure
3 days in and he's only climbed one peak? 
Seriously, watching your progress and cheering you on! Good luck!
Seriously, watching your progress and cheering you on! Good luck!
"So many things I would have done, but clouds got it my way."
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quaternion
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Re: A new Justiner adventure
Tracker shows that Justin has summited Culebra and Red. 3 down! (and about 285 miles traveled since Tuesday morning!)
As I bask in the glorious wake of modest achievement... - Dennis Miller
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RJ_Greenhorn24
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Re: A new Justiner adventure
This man is a beast!!!quaternion wrote:Tracker shows that Justin has summited Culebra and Red. 3 down! (and about 285 miles traveled since Tuesday morning!)
"I don't think you fully understand the consequences of your pickle thievery" - Classic summit conversation
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Sean Nunn
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Re: A new Justiner adventure
He seriously rode a MOUNTAIN bike with all of his stuff on it almost a century a day for three days straight? That is crazy impressive.
"Thy righteousness is like the great mountains."
Psalm 36:6
Psalm 36:6
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Jillygoat
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Re: A new Justiner adventure
RJ_Greenhorn24 wrote:This man is a beast!!!quaternion wrote:Tracker shows that Justin has summited Culebra and Red. 3 down! (and about 285 miles traveled since Tuesday morning!)
All the while wearing a red beard smile !! Go justin
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dude4mountains
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Re: A new Justiner adventure
Just some crazy dude on Culebra yesterday...
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dpage
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Re: A new Justiner adventure
On his way to Zapata Falls. Poor guy is missing out on another trip up the Lake Como road.
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Jim Davies
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Re: A new Justiner adventure
Probably doesn't want a rematch with the Como Bears.dpage wrote:On his way to Zapata Falls. Poor guy is missing out on another trip up the Lake Como road.
Climbing at altitude is like hitting your head against a brick wall — it's great when you stop. -- Chris Darwin
I'm pretty tired. I think I'll go home now. -- Forrest Gump
I'm pretty tired. I think I'll go home now. -- Forrest Gump
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CheapCigarMan
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Re: A new Justiner adventure
Looks like he's been on LB all day.....wonder if his bike tire got a flat going up the Hourglass.....?
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