Middle Teton Peak marker, I think it says, it's a bit hard to read, 12,804 feet above sea level. I've lived at sea level all my life and I've never been past 9500 ft. Cool huh?
Chilin' at the top of the Middle Teton Peak checking out the much higher neighboring Grand Teton Peak with Meghan.
Admiring the Grand Teton and the Middle Teton Peaks from the top of the South Teton Peak. That's actually two mountains in front of me. The Grand Teton is the highest one with the snow running down on one side. The Middle Peak is to the right and it looks like it's been cleaved into two at the top.
Meghan on the Bridger Mountain Range. Beautiful and rugged. Between Wyoming and Montana there are many mountains to hike, run and scramble. It's a mountain runner's paradise. Caffeine, Ibuprofen, a good endurance base and a slower easier pace has allowed me to cope just fine with the altitude.
Dudes.. are you ever going to be back so we can have that Filipino feast? I'm jealous.. that looks so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOMG how beautiful!! Love the pics homie!! ;D
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, huh? :)
ReplyDeleteAs I said before....looks like Hardrock 100 Training to me! No? What's next...Hardrock Regisration?:)
ReplyDeleteLove it Rick!! Looks like so much fun!
ReplyDeletewow...that last photo is just spectacular! Glad the altitude isn't being too hard to manage :)
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteRick - Nice work pacing Donald at Headlands! Your willingness to help made a profound difference in his race!
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Wow, what a sight! it does look like part of Tahoe.Have fun and smell the fresh mountain air for me.
ReplyDeleteWOW! What amazing views! I can't wait to hear more about this adventure.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy!
Sounds like a fun trip, Rick. I love the photos. Oh, and your girlfriend is cute, too. Hope to see you soon.
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