C2C Finally!!!

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Postby tinaballina » Mon Apr 14, 2008 2:50 pm

drndr wrote:Very nice Tina,

You must have an incredible mid week training program and are lucky some great soul has turned you on to hiking :lol: :D

Dan


LOL, funny you should mention this, i do have a great mid week training program with my trainer who happened to turn me on to hiking....he changed my life with it so thank you for doing this.
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Postby tinaballina » Mon Apr 14, 2008 2:51 pm

drndr wrote:Very nice Tina,

You must have an incredible mid week training program and are lucky some great soul has turned you on to hiking :lol: :D

Dan


LOL, funny you should mention this, i do have a great mid week training program with my trainer who happened to turn me on to hiking....he changed my life with it so thank you for doing this.
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Postby zippetydude » Mon Apr 14, 2008 3:50 pm

Great job!

Great job!

Why is everything posting twice?

Why is everything posting twice?

Incidentally, I've never done Skyline while carrying an orangutan. You may be able to shave a few minutes off your time . . .

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Re: C2C Finally!!!

Postby AlanK » Mon Apr 14, 2008 4:50 pm

tinaballina wrote:Okay all, i have been hiking from the museum to 5500 feet with Doreen for a couple months now. Yesterday for the first time i was able to go all the way to the tram, WOW, what a great hike. I want to thank Doreen for teaching me the trail and the appreciation i have gained for the mountain. I also want to big time thank Sid for getting my butt up the mountain, finally.
Just wanted to share with the board.
:)

Very nice. I was sure we'd be hearing that news one of these days! :D
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Postby lee » Mon Apr 14, 2008 5:29 pm

Under 7 hours?!
Double my congratulations!

I never really have a training program for things I like to do. I'd be extremely happy for an under-10-hour deal when I go up there with the outdoorsclub on 5/10. You are not reading this forum, are you, Verdi? :)
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Postby FIGHT ON » Mon Apr 14, 2008 7:07 pm

tinaballina, great news for you. I am excited that you made it w/o any crampons or an ice ax. I thought cy checked out the top a few days ago and said it was still dangerous. How hard was it to pass the traverse and going up from there? What time did you start in the morning?
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Snakes!!

Postby halhiker » Mon Apr 14, 2008 7:08 pm

See any snakes?

Like Indiana Jones, I hate snakes!
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Postby tinaballina » Tue Apr 15, 2008 3:45 pm

FIGHT ON wrote:tinaballina, great news for you. I am excited that you made it w/o any crampons or an ice ax. I thought cy checked out the top a few days ago and said it was still dangerous. How hard was it to pass the traverse and going up from there? What time did you start in the morning?


Thank you...no ice axe or crampons needed at all....there were three spots where it was a bit hairy but i did fine. the snow is packed and there are deep foot prints to step into and i didn't look down. i know we went straight up a couple of places i think before the traverse. it all became one big verticle climb after a while so i can't say for sure. started at 5:45ish, finished by 12:45ish.
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Re: Snakes!!

Postby tinaballina » Tue Apr 15, 2008 4:15 pm

[quote="halhiker"]See any snakes?

No snakes Halhiker, i thought i would see some too.
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