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stinkbelly
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Reged: 09/07/04
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Izzy climbs Mt Elbert
      #455275 - 07/07/08 08:04 AM

We just got back from Colorado and Izzy and I climbed the tallest mountain in Colorado, Mt. Elbert. Mt. Elbert is 14,433 feet tall. The elevation gain is 4700 feet from the north trail head. Here are some pictures of our adventure.


Izzy at camp with Mt. Elbert in the background.


Above the treeline on Mt. Elbert.



Still going up!


I had to put on more clothes because it was getting cold up there.


Basically there.


Summit of Mt. Elbert.

It took me 5 hours to get to the top and 3 hours to get down. That isn't too bad for a flatlander that just had a knee rebuilt.

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txtrigger2003
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Re: Izzy climbs Mt Elbert [Re: stinkbelly]
      #455281 - 07/07/08 08:29 AM

Awesome pics!

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TexasEd
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Reged: 09/27/07
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Loc: Cedar Park, Texas
Re: Izzy climbs Mt Elbert [Re: txtrigger2003]
      #455331 - 07/07/08 09:40 AM

Cool.

I like how you needed an extra layer, yet Izzy wore the same thing up and back.


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stinkbelly
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Re: Izzy climbs Mt Elbert [Re: TexasEd]
      #455361 - 07/07/08 10:30 AM

I am a wimp. She had 100% of her energy the entire time. I barely made it.

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cbump
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Reged: 12/02/06
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Re: Izzy climbs Mt Elbert [Re: stinkbelly]
      #455482 - 07/07/08 01:18 PM

That is cool!

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tigger
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Reged: 03/24/07
Posts: 309
Loc: Round Rock, Texas
Re: Izzy climbs Mt Elbert [Re: cbump]
      #455554 - 07/07/08 03:09 PM

I bet Izzy was tired from pulling and pushing and draging.

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Sniper John
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Re: Izzy climbs Mt Elbert [Re: stinkbelly]
      #502794 - 08/30/08 12:44 PM

Stinkbelly,
Sent you an email. Check your spam folder if it does not show. I may do a Ptarmigan hunt very near there. Got a couple questions.
Thanks,
John

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TxCazador
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Posts: 97
Loc: Midlothian ,Texas
Re: Izzy climbs Mt Elbert [Re: Sniper John]
      #502855 - 08/30/08 03:02 PM

Hey stinkbelly, we are archery elk hunting at the base of Elbert the second week of September. Did you see many elk during your climb? Great pictures!

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stinkbelly
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Re: Izzy climbs Mt Elbert [Re: TxCazador]
      #504738 - 09/02/08 07:02 AM

We saw only one herd of elk(~50). They were off of county road 300 and Half Moon Creek Rd in the fishing club land (private land). I didn't see any fresh sign anywhere I hiked or fished. Good Luck.

John, I emailed you back.

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cajundave
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Re: Izzy climbs Mt Elbert [Re: stinkbelly]
      #507707 - 09/04/08 09:44 PM

Great Pics! DD's can do anything!

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