
Mount Elbert from about 9000 feet...after the climb

Barefoot at 14,440 feet looking over the Twin Lakes

The GPS reading, always a plus!

A relieved and exhilarated couple!

The summit log

The Maroon Bells

Highest Pt in CO, Mt Elbert, 14,440 Ft, 8Aug09

Jeff making summit

A pika that was kind enough to stand still long enough for my shutter

Our path off the path, a.k.a. the Narrows

Can you see how steep? And not even close to the finish

Pikes Peak

Break time!

Going up!

Twin Lakes

Me with my hands in my pockets heading toward the first false summit. Second false summit is the point on my right shoulder

Mount Sherman, my first 14'er

Mount of the Holy Cross

Looking Northeast'ish, you can see Turquoise Lake

Mount Massive
2 comments:
The pics are gorgeous and I hope you are very very proud of yourself. The only use I have for a GPS is in my car...so...I'm most definitely proud of you.
Considering how close I came to dying in February, and that it was almost another year of sitting out on just about everything? Yes, you'd best believe I'm proud of myself!
Thanks, Corbie :)
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