Figger_Eight

So does anyone know how the road is?

Why are you going guided? (Just wondering)

That's cool and all, but at least go outside!

Or sitting around on your computer wasting your life away making videos of people pulling plastic...then spraying about it?

That was three minutes of my life I'll never get back

Try posting at telemarktips.com. You might get a better response there.

"No, it's just ice cream."

He climbed the Emmons, topped out with his son, his guide and a couple of his SS agents. He carried over and descended the DC route where I met him.

I guess as long as everyone is offended equally... Whatever.

I chatted with Al Gore at Camp Muir a couple of years ago. We were surrounded by a bunch of serious looking secret service dudes. That was pretty weird.

Wolfgang Gullich style.

The Army had a specification for their computers. Part II, subpart A, "...said computer must not crash every five minutes." The Mac was the only one that could meet the specification. Blah blah blah...you guys dunno what your talking about.

Macs

Pot. Kettle. Black.

Yeah...the Tatoosh was great yesterday! Shred-were you in that group of six yesterday?

Are you guys gonna wear the warpaint, too?

Not too early. He plans on conducting some business in Anchorage, then taking a few days to pedal to Talkeetna. He plans on heading into the backcountry as close to the first of next month as possible, if not earlier.

When is it...next weekend?

Increased VO2 max also results in a higher RBC count.

Update: Erden just contacted me and is less than 350 miles from Anchorage. He expects to be there by Friday.

MC is right on with his explanation. There is very little oxygen exchange that high up because there is no pressure gradiant between the atmosphere and the blood stream. Oxygen makes up only 21% of the atmosphere. Source

DITO Ditto. Right on JG.