Crusher said:
Hi Andy, I just injured my shoulder a few days ago. Nothing too serious, inflamed bicep tendon area; not the first time but a bit worse than last time. I expect to be not climbing for a couple weeks or so, maybe until end of September before anything very difficult.
Ed said:
Hey, Andy, I took a 50 foot fall yesterday. Rappelling down a canyon. The anchor knot unravelled and I made it to the bottom in record time. However, due to my haste, I broke a few ribs and had some nice internal bleeding. I also saw my right elbow bones and tendons. It's not broken, just cut wide open. I'm in the Grand Junction hospital, St. Mary's. So I regret that I will be unable to make it to go climbing with you this week.
Bring on some 14er bagging.
The
Grays, Torreys combo offers two peaks linked by a high saddle. I would have liked to have climbed Torreys by the
Kelso Ridge (class 3) but strong winds and fresh snow put me off.
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Climbing Grays Peak |
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Looking down the Kelso Ridge |
The
Democrat, Cameron, Lincoln, Bross combo is a neat four peak horseshoe centred around Kite Lake. Climbing Bross is discouraged because it is private land!
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Looking south from Democrat |
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Aspens near the Hoosier Pass |
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Mount Bross |
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On the way to Lincoln |
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