brag about some stud thing thread

[tdaver]

Which one?   

[Cartierfor3]

Quandry! I did Mt. Elbert in 2021 so I've done 2 now. Might have to do another soon.

[Sandstone Outcropping]

I climbed a 14er in Colorado with CF3 jr a couple weeks back. Twas a lot of work but we did it.

Can you post pictures from the climb? I did one in 2018 and I'm getting an itch to go back.

[LickNeckey]

little LN and I just did Mt. Sherman

I had also previously hit Elbert

[tdaver]

Quandry! I did Mt. Elbert in 2021 so I've done 2 now. Might have to do another soon.

Quandary is my only 14er, but have done it twice.  Did you say hello to the goats?

[star seed 7]

That's pretty awesome cf3, great job.

[steve dave]

I spend a lot of money at Hy-Vee





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[Pete]

 

[steve dave]

outside of youth coaching stuff it's my proudest moment in years.

[WillieWatanabe]

I climbed a 14er in Colorado with CF3 jr a couple weeks back. Twas a lot of work but we did it.

the fbook algorithm thinks i'm interested in the 14ers fbook group so I've seen so many posts over the last few months that I now want to climb one. However i do very little physical activity that I'm not sure I could do it. I'm hoping once my boys get older, that it could be a cool thing to do together but would need to train first.

[mocat]

I climbed a 14er in Colorado with CF3 jr a couple weeks back. Twas a lot of work but we did it.

the fbook algorithm thinks i'm interested in the 14ers fbook group so I've seen so many posts over the last few months that I now want to climb one. However i do very little physical activity that I'm not sure I could do it. I'm hoping once my boys get older, that it could be a cool thing to do together but would need to train first.

there are like 50 of them, just pick an easy one and spend a few days acclimating to the elevation first

[passranch]

I climbed a 14er in Colorado with CF3 jr a couple weeks back. Twas a lot of work but we did it.

the fbook algorithm thinks i'm interested in the 14ers fbook group so I've seen so many posts over the last few months that I now want to climb one. However i do very little physical activity that I'm not sure I could do it. I'm hoping once my boys get older, that it could be a cool thing to do together but would need to train first.

there are like 50 of them, just pick an easy one and spend a few days acclimating to the elevation first

Isn't Quandary supposed to be like the one everyone does first?