Kendrick Peak TH

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Not five minutes after this pic was taken, the skies opened and a deluge occurred. I had just hiked to the top of Kendrick Peak in Arizona and I could see the weather changing for the worst. I covered the 4 miles back down in a bit more than an hour and just made it in time. 5 other hikers weren't so lucky. Did I mention lightning and thunder? Yes, there was plenty of that as well. I did Mt Elbert in Colorado on the 31st and NM's Wheeler on the 2nd.
8-4-08

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Bob Bolton

A shadow of your former self?

Voted 10/10

Wow, you're not lying -- you look great! -Bob

Posted Aug 22, 2008 7:38 pm


	Dean	Re: A shadow of your former self?
	Hasn't voted	Down 26 pounds from Jan 1st. Thank you for the nice words and it was you who got me on the road to health 5 years ago. Congrat's on your outstanding accomplishments this year. You and Duane are the first to get all 58 ultras, amazing. (includes pre-eruption Mt. St. Helens)
		Posted Sep 5, 2008 9:29 am


	lcarreau	Re: A shadow of your former self?
	Voted 10/10	I'm always jumping in and kidding around with you guys, but I will always remember your special achievements & accomplishments as an inspiration to my most heartfelt challenges. Is that Bob Bolton? Did he just return from the dead or the living ??? Seriously, the eruption of Mt. St. Helens was a decisive moment in geological history, and I'm glad (we all) were a part of it. And, you can bet your "ASH" that I'll return to that area to finish up my hiking. Awesome! Larry
		Posted Sep 11, 2008 12:52 pm