That looks like fun, but holy crap that's crowded......
That looks like fun, but holy crap that's crowded......
sverrefehn wrote:
That is some solid work! I hope you toasted yourself with something from Stone Brewing afterwards.
I brought along a careful selection of microbrews for the best type of occasions: Hitachino Nest (live yeast), a few Stone IPAs and an Oaked, but the night after this adventure I stretched out with a Consecration Ale - a hard-to-find 22oz sour beer that's aged in the bottle from the almighty Russian River Brewery - under a quiet night sky. A day's end can be better, but not if you're alone.
Some awesome 1st hand shots and write-up Ryan.
Beautiful~
Mama take this badge off me.
I can't use it anymore..
OMG - The last time I went up the rope trail there wasn't another person in site, the top was all ours - if that's what it looks like now then I'm in very little hurry to go back.
Did you sit in "the chair" and let your feet dangle?
Thanks for the great documentary of your trip, and good on ya!!
Indeed, take a step right out on the 'diving board' and have a seat. Strange; it's hard to gauge the distance anywhere from the summit...
Breathtaking!!!!
Imagine the mighty glaciers carved that valley eons ago. It came out beautiful... very picturesque.
Thanks for sharing
Michael
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