Well, here we are in the middle of July and I’m just now getting around to compiling June’s Lookback List! Between three weekends spent away, a brother visiting for ten days, and a week full of altitude sickness, this month has been one for the books! But I’ll tell you what, I think it’s been … More 7.15 A Very Late Lookback at June
Last weekend we attempted to summit Mt. Whitney – the tallest peak in the contiguous United States, at 14,505 ft. elevation. We didn’t make it. But as the famous John Muir would say, “In every walk with nature, one receives far more than he seeks.” If you or someone you know is planning on hiking … More 6.22 Hiking Mt. Whitney; the tallest peak in the lower 48
If you’ve been following along for a little while on this blog of mine, you may remember when Alex wrote a guest post about summiting Mt. Whitney in a day. He did it with his friend, Vince, in some crazy weather conditions, and the fact that they did it in a single day is accomplishment … More 5.23 Summiting Mt. Baldy
A few posts back, I mentioned a little bit about Alex’s journey to the top of Mt. Whitney in some of the worst conditions the Park Rangers had seen. Something that a lot of people probably don’t know about Al — and something that I love so much about him — is that he likes … More 8.15 Alex Summits Mt. Whitney
Hey everybody, welcome to July! I hope everyone had a great Independence Day weekend! Like I mentioned before, I spent Friday – Sunday in Saugerties, NY celebrating my best friend, Rach’s Bachelorette Weekend with all of her lovely ladies. And it was SO nice coming back to LA with two more days off of work! … More 7.5.17 June’s Belated Lookback List
