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A grand adventure in Colorado!
MandyLea
Member Posts: 52
I've always been adventurous, but having Kendrick along has pushed the limits of what even I thought I would ever do in the mountains!
Last week he decided he wanted to attempt a route through Colorado that was 120 miles long, connecting 15 peaks that are over 14,000 feet in elevation, and 55k feet of ascent. I know, he's crazy!! To make this possible he was going to need some support (me) to meet him along the way. A SAG wagon if you will. Meeting him every 5-6 hours for over 3 days was exhausting, but I was SO thankful to be able to bring my home with me to most of the meeting locations. I got to camp in and see some beautiful areas I otherwise would not have visited. That's what experiences are about right?
Here are a couple photos. One of one of my brief camp spots in the early fall. The other is a location I hiked in to give him some food, water, and a foot rub!
Kendrick ended up making it 100 miles, over 10 peaks, before a snow storm and exhaustion was the final straw.
Last week he decided he wanted to attempt a route through Colorado that was 120 miles long, connecting 15 peaks that are over 14,000 feet in elevation, and 55k feet of ascent. I know, he's crazy!! To make this possible he was going to need some support (me) to meet him along the way. A SAG wagon if you will. Meeting him every 5-6 hours for over 3 days was exhausting, but I was SO thankful to be able to bring my home with me to most of the meeting locations. I got to camp in and see some beautiful areas I otherwise would not have visited. That's what experiences are about right?
Here are a couple photos. One of one of my brief camp spots in the early fall. The other is a location I hiked in to give him some food, water, and a foot rub!
Kendrick ended up making it 100 miles, over 10 peaks, before a snow storm and exhaustion was the final straw.
2018 Black T@B Outback | 2016 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk
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2018 320S Outback
What a great adventure! I live in Colorado and split my weekends between rescue photography and camping, but would love to move around full time doing both! One day... In the meantime, thanks for letting us live vicariously thru your blog and updates.
M@bel M@y, my 2017 T@B Outback Max S (silver w/black trim), towed by Maude Myrtle, my 2016 Jeep Rubicon Hardrock.
TV: 2006 Chevy Avalanche LT Z71 aka: WhiteWolf, or 1972 Chevy Custom10 P/U aka: SnarlingWolf
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Eric aka: Lone Wolf
2011 T@B
Rockingham, NC
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