Yeah, you might lose yer head trying to do that!
Actually, I do understand that age is a state of mind. My dad is a amazing example! The bastard is 63 years old, and still climbs every freaking weekend. He also summited Rainier a couple years ago in (almost) fantastic style. Granted, he has slowed down in the mountains these past few years, but he seems to have more energy than anyone else I know.
Its just strange. Moving closer to the mid 20's.... I mean, C'mon, my whole life I've been a kid. And now I'm not, but still not quite grown up either. Everyone I talk to says the early 20's are some of the wierdest years...... and thats certainly my experience!
The first time I summited Adams, one of the guys I was with was 82. On my first ice climb, my rope partner was 65.
Don't mean sheit.
Does it mean youth of today will not climb with you?
Neither of those was yesterday!