dkemp Posted August 2, 2004 Posted August 2, 2004 Went to Exit 38 yesterday, had a lot of fun actually. I led a 5.7 and upon lowering to the ground Stim Bullitt walked over and asked me how I liked the climb. I told him it was okay as a warm-up but nothing to write home about. He smiled and walked away up the bike path. I couldnt help myself so I untied real quick and caught up to him and introduced myself. He was cordial, like the time I bumped into him last year. He introduced me to his wife Tina and his friend Alex. I know we've talked about Stim on this board before but I just thought I'd mention that I saw him climbing again yesterday - I think its real cool. Dox Quote
Alpinfox Posted August 3, 2004 Posted August 3, 2004 Mtn Zone article about Stimson written by Sean Courage Quote
assmonkey Posted August 3, 2004 Posted August 3, 2004 That's the "old" dude featured in the Patagonia advert of recent fame, no? - a s s m * n k e y Quote
catbirdseat Posted July 29, 2005 Posted July 29, 2005 I was at the Trestle area of Exit 38 last night and ran into Tom Hornbein who was climbing with Stim Bullit and his wife. We talked a bit about past climbs including the North Face of Johannesburg. These folks are a total class act. There must have been upwards of twenty people in the area and none of them recognized these two famous characters. I was totally honored and humbled to see these guys still out having fun on the rock. Quote
thelawgoddess Posted July 29, 2005 Posted July 29, 2005 well, i've seen horbein speak before and i probably wouldn't recognize him if i sat at a table in front of him. i'm terrible like that! that's so great that those guys are out there being so active. i hope i'm climbing when i'm their age!!! Quote
selkirk Posted July 29, 2005 Posted July 29, 2005 well, i've seen horbein speak before and i probably wouldn't recognize him if i sat at a table in front of him. i'm terrible like that! that's so great that those guys are out there being so active. i hope i'm climbing when i'm their age!!! I actually got to sit through Hornbein's lecture on high altidude sicknesses, and aclimitazation that he gives to the UW Medical School class every year. 1 hr of Altitude stuff, 1 hr of slides and talk about the west ridge of Everest and climbing in general. It so Most of the Med. students have no idea who he is but a few were just in awe like me! Quote
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