last mountain you climbed?

My wife!




Joking, I am a single cave dweller!

Last Edited by What if.. on 10/03/2022 03:25 AM

had me thinking what if..

Have a mountain climb on my bucket list, and that is to climb Kebnekaise (tallest mountain in Sweden).

It's barely 7000 feet tall, small in comparison to the "famous climbs"

Last Edited by What if.. on 10/03/2022 03:30 AM

Mt. Shasta is a weird place. I mean, you can even feel it in the air when you step out. If I were you, I'd pick somewhere else. Anywhere else.

Mount Robson, Highest Mountain in Canada, In the Jasper rockies. Highly recommended to climb this as its just beautiful, And there's a walk-in along the way up to the Top. Not far away from a campsite. There are official tent areas all up the mountain for camping setups.

Slieve Donard

The Bermuda Triangle.

Forgiving my mother . It took years .

Kaiwa Ridge on Oahu. A volcano rather than a mountain, but not a bad workout on a Saturday Morning.

In belgium but thats more then a decade ago...oh and the city park once or twice with a bike.

The stairs to the bathroom when I was blottoed.

Hogback (VA) (mid-90s)
a bunch of others in the Shenandoahs along the AT (same)
Wachusett (MA) (2018)
Monadnock (NH) (2018, 2019)
Watatic (NH) (2018)
Washington (x2) (NH) (2018, 2019)
Popolopen (NY) (2021)
South Percy (NH) (2021)
a bunch of others in northern NH along the Cohos Trail (2021)

I was going to do the Monadnock-Sunape Trail this summer but work got too hectic.

I've done Washington Mt a couple of times in the 80's. Great memories. And many other mountains in the White Mountains, like Jefferson, etc. Never gets old.

Speaking of old, too bad the Old Man on the Mountain took a tumble in New Hampshire! That was an iconic figure, without a doubt!

All of ‘em, eh?

Mountains in Belgium?

Your mom

I hiked Washusett back in 2018. Also did Monadnock (2015) and Mt Washington twice (2012, 2016). I lived in northern NH briefly back in the 90s, South Percy was just about in my backyard.

Ben Lomond, Scotland

That pile of laundry in my unused bedroom.

Conquering a mountain or a nice lady is all about the climb. On the way "there" you are willing to do just about ANYTHING to make it, blood, sweat, tears, mental struggles, planning, remembering. If you miss the smallest detail, the whole effort might be wasted.

And when you eventually reach the "top", it doesn't feel just AS good as you thought it would. Actually the thrill was the best just like 15 mins before getting "there".

Funny how it goes. And yes, several of both.

Hi neighbor

Snaefell, Isle of Man..

Uncompahgre in southern Colorado.

Black Bear Hill

Why do you want to climb a mountain?

no

Ha! You would think so, but I'm actually from Rhode Island.

But as long as you're a New Englander, I'm your friend and neighbor! Lol