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Is it true Giggy is going early on Friday to break trail for TFW?:rolleyes:

I got a Bluetooth so now I can go hands free with my cell phone on the trails... :p

Thanks for the beta everyone!:D

I'm heading to BSP next week to kick off the winter season. We need a cheap, clean place to stay in Millinocket the night before we head in. Any recommandations? Thanks!

Dr Wu is right. Giggy can do anything. In these challenging times, generous, dedicated man such as Giggy are a rare breed. Thanks for taking charge and please keep us up to date on your progress.:D

Is Moe one of the bands invited? :D

Well done. Congratulations Laurie!

I'll be there. Should get there around 5pm tomorrow.

I met the Romeros on Denali last summer. We shared a camp site at high camp and they summitted half an hour before our team. The kid is extremely low profile but very focused. Climbing the 7 summits was his idea not the parents but they are extremely enthusiastic and supportive about the whole...

I'm partial to Olympus. I use this baby: http://www.olympusamerica.com/cpg_section/product.asp?product=1367 Not the most compact but it's got all the tools and not too heavy for it's size. I absolutely love the 20x wide angle. On the down side, I find the lag when adjusting focus to be quite...

Thanks for all the kind words.:o Reality will catch up to me and I will soon have to look for a new job :( ...but, not before I squeeze in another 2 weeks of climbing in the Cascades in September. :p:D

Congrats! Great peak to finish on.

Indeed... over 6,000 miles total coming from Montreal. :D

These pictures look awfully familiar. ;) Nice trip report. The Sangres are really spectacular. I really liked Lake Como. I had to go there twice. I had planned a 3 day backpack like you but got turned back by weather for Blanca/Ellingwood Point. So when I went back, a few days later, I didn't...

At 8:10am on August 1st, I summitted Crestone Needle along with my friend Dave Alex for my 58th fourteener in 58 days. It was quite an adventure. 40 of the 58 were solo ascents. I know, I know, officially there are 54 recognized 14ers but I decided to proceed with the 58 described by 14ers.com...

Great pics Julie! Congratulations to the whole team!:cool:

I'm impressed, Neil! I never thought you'd get 22 replies on that thread.:D P.S. I guess this makes #23

Cool! I should be able to make this one. :D:cool:

Nice work! Congratulations to you both!

I went with a freelance guide (Eric Remza) who worked with Mountain Trip for our expedition.