
17.5 miles, 21 hours, 10,834 feet. Eric finally did the climb he's been training for with Paul. The pictures are out of order...

Dawn, day 2, Eric still sleeping!

Chalkstone/waterfall. 5500 feet, just below the snowline.

Day 2, breakout the ice axe at 6500 feet.

Photo break.

Just about to summitt.

They did it!!!!

Day 1, a long way to go.

The start.

San Jacinto

Striking a pose.

Still working on his pose.

Ice axe photo op.

Lunch break at 8000 feet, day 2. So proud that he did it and had a great time. A few blisters and a very sore body but came home in one piece. Did he love it? Yes. Will he do it again? Nope.
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