Topix Carcamp 2007 &Snow Crown Summit

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Tomcat, Thanks for the explanation, your meet-up message on the trail didn't register I'm afraid, although I did pause at Pothole for a quick photo. By the time I left Gilbert I was probably following from the front. I did go up the pictured saddle , and the view from the top of the saddle was as per your photo.
my route..blue and red are the ascent, that other color is the descent,
blue = x3.
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Jim - nice loop trip - Sierra Gator and I used that descent route when we came down Univeristy Peak on the west side - sorry again so many trips up the hill for you
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Salim, thanks for the tip about athlete's anemia. I've never heard of it before, but it would make a lot more sense than "real" anemia. I can't seem to convince my doctor that someone who's climbed five 14,000 peaks in the past couple of months is not anemic!
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Got some of my pics up. Don't know how to add captions under the thumbnails, so the captions are at the bottom when you expand the thumbs.

Does that make sense? :retard:

http://outdoors.webshots.com/album/560938066iMDLAC
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Did anyone notice? look at the photo of the transcribed first ascent signature by Norman Clyde, (see Snow N's pics)the following sigs have the same handwriting as Virgil D Sisson, with a signature by Wedberg below that (Kurts dad) here is a pic of the two together, scroll down to Sisson, hes in the red with Wedberg on the right. I guess virgil removed the register to safe keeping with the Sierra Club around 1952. Just a guess
http://angeles.sierraclub.org/about/LeadersS-Z.asp

Actually the loop of the e in Wedberg matches all the e's above, except for the sig from Mcseein squeezed bet Sisson and
wedberg.
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Looks like you all had such a great time!!! I wish I could have been there.
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Fun captions, Trekker!

Ridgeline, I e-mailed Kurt Wedberg about that transcript. Pretty cool link!

Kerstin, we missed you and Anita! Next time!
Expose yourself to your deepest fear; after that, fear has no power, and the fear of freedom shrinks and vanishes. You are free . . . . Jim Morrison


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Awesome Everyone! Beautiful and fun pictures.....What a nice group you all are....looks like everyone really had a great time.
Love the group shot :nod:
Cori...Yeah it would have been nice if Kerstin and I could have made it :crybaby:
Next year :D
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Well, I'm a little behind in posting.... I got back to Washington Tuesday evening, and have been trying to catch up since then.

I had SOOOO much fun on the HST trip! I totally enjoyed meeting so many of you - what a great group of people!! The majority of my pictures are of the group...I wanted to be sure to get pictures of everyone so that I could remember faces. A few of them:

http://rosabella.smugmug.com/gallery/3677625#210251934

After leaving the HST weekend I sepnt a couple more weeks with my family, one more wedding cake to make, and then ended my trip with a three-day cruise to Encinata with my Mom and some of my brothers and sisters. I had a great time.

Thanks Cori, and everyone, for making it such a great HST weekend!!!

Rosie

P.S. here's the second wedding cake:

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what a fun packed vacation - great job on the cakes
you're right I forgot to pos my pictures - I am way behind on those

http://tomcat-rc.smugmug.com/gallery/3570141#202546625

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