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Re: Desert Rats: Joshua Tree in the Winter With Bill
« Reply #80 on: March 15, 2024, 04:40:03 PM »
Kat was talking today about the time we did a little hike on the PCT near Walker Pass so I looked up the pictures.

It came about because Cruxluv is getting ready to attempt a PCT through-hike (she and Kat still talk occasionally).

I was reminded that you and Vicki and T joined us at the Alabama Hills almost 9 years ago to the day (end of March 2015).

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Re: Desert Rats: Joshua Tree in the Winter With Bill
« Reply #81 on: March 17, 2024, 09:12:06 AM »
Snow flurries this morning in Red Rocks campground. I’ve never seen that before!

We all got in two fantastic climbing days. Today will NOT be a third.

Nice! Though it sounds like you stole my weird weather luck. The missus and I will be out there in a couple weeks. Current forecast for us is 70° and sunny. But we'll see how that changes over the next 2 weeks. I tend to attract funny conditions when I plan an adventure.

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Re: Desert Rats: Joshua Tree in the Winter With Bill
« Reply #82 on: March 18, 2024, 07:22:03 PM »

I thought you met Jeremy the day we (he) finished Pay Dirt by running it out.

I know you were there - unless we're talking about a different Jeremy.


Not a different Jeremy, but a different Brad. I wasn't there the day Pay Dirt was finished. I knew of Jeremy, and may, maybe met him in passing once. But it was fun to actually climb with him - especially on an obscure and poorly described route that turned out to be quite fun (and from which I scored two - not one, but two - nearly new #3 Camalots which had been left behind as a rap station).

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Re: Desert Rats: Joshua Tree in the Winter With Bill
« Reply #83 on: March 18, 2024, 07:23:18 PM »

If Caleb's wish to make this an annual group Red Rocks trip works out, I'll have to start another thread. This was a great beginning and I've got to get back there more this year (since I'll have even more free time coming up).