I was surprised by a few individuals while heading up and down the snow field. One (very attractive) young lady was wearing "Hot Pants" and a tee-shirt, one group of guys had one bottle of water and were in jeans, one group was headed up at 3 PM in tennis shoes and was just getting to the snow fields at that hour with no gear except two bottles of water and as my post stated they tought they would make the Muir Camp in one hour flat.
I'm surprised more people do not die on that particular mountain. I don't care how nice it looks - especially a mountain that has it's weather coming from the side opposite to that which I'm approaching from - I carry extra cloathing, gear and provisions for at least one-to-two days.
Free standing mountains always present more challenging changes in the weather at any given time. I just don't get why people risk it or do not prepare for that possibility?