Day Three
ON THE MOVE
Ron: Alex, I'll take "What is Glissading" for $200.
Alex: The answer is:
A controlled slide, in either a standing or sitting position, used in descending a steep icy or snowy incline. intr.v. glis·sad·ed, glis·sad·ing, glis·sades. To perform a ...
Day 3
Today you hike north to Discovery Cabin. The route is through total wilderness and a guide with a map, compass, and good knowledge of the area is needed. After a couple of hours in the alpine you drop down into the mature forest and lose altitude until you come into the Valley of the Lakes. Lunch here and then continue into alpine meadows until we cross Eagle Pass at 6700 ft (2061m). From the top of the pass to the cabin is only 45 minutes of gentle down through glades. The cabin is in a very remote and wild valley. The hike today is 11 km over about a 1000 foot elevation gain and takes 6-7 hours including a refreshing swim!
After endless up-close Audubon moments, you see for yourself that there were red, yellow and a kind of purple flowers.
The astronauts had Tang.
The trails offered their challenges but proved well maintained.
What expedition is not struck down with ailments. Here a team collective goes into action to address Glenda's growing blister. It has become aware to all of us that at this point of our trek that we can ill afford losing anyone, much including Glenda
She has become a intricate part of the laughing with, at, about,.............
Here Don's reaction seems obvious when I ask for help in spotting Eagles.
NO CHOCOLATE FOR YOU!!!!
Though our group might have for numerous reasons yo-yoed periodically, we were quite harmonious in strengths, wishes and obeying well directed orders most times.
So to make the sight of Discovery Cabin even that more appealing, just at the end of our day we got a little rain.
Hope they have our reservation.
I'm talking dinner reservation.
Alex: The answer is:
A controlled slide, in either a standing or sitting position, used in descending a steep icy or snowy incline. intr.v. glis·sad·ed, glis·sad·ing, glis·sades. To perform a ...
Today you hike north to Discovery Cabin. The route is through total wilderness and a guide with a map, compass, and good knowledge of the area is needed. After a couple of hours in the alpine you drop down into the mature forest and lose altitude until you come into the Valley of the Lakes. Lunch here and then continue into alpine meadows until we cross Eagle Pass at 6700 ft (2061m). From the top of the pass to the cabin is only 45 minutes of gentle down through glades. The cabin is in a very remote and wild valley. The hike today is 11 km over about a 1000 foot elevation gain and takes 6-7 hours including a refreshing swim!
She has become a intricate part of the laughing with, at, about,.............
NO CHOCOLATE FOR YOU!!!!
I'm talking dinner reservation.
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