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Bob BurdTraverse from Eichorn  Sucess!
Date Climbed: Aug 5, 2006

Day 2 of the 2006 Sierra Challenge. A very enjoyable traverse from Clyde Minaret via Eichorn Minaret. Michael had the best scrambling of the three. Trip Report
Posted Aug 29, 2006 3:51 pm

ClydascopeRoute Climbed: Starr's Chute up - Michael's Chute Down Date Climbed: September 3, 1991

Crazy adventure all the way. Bears got our food above Ediza Lake. We climbed the peak anyway. Found Pete's grave. Thunderheads popped suddenly. They boomed while on the summit. A snowbridge collapsed on me during the descending. We found fossils and crystals. It rained. Got trapped on the west side of the range until nearly dark. Stumbled into camp in the dark. Had no food. Had no tent. And down bags. Saw an outragous sunset while it rained on us. Just Grand!
Posted Jun 15, 2004 11:46 pm

Dave DalyRoute Climbed: Ampitheater Chute, I, 5.6 Date Climbed: Aug 30, 2003

Climbed with Bob, Romain and Michele to memorialize Walter "Pete" Starr Jr., a mountaineer who died while climbing the NW Face Of Michael Minaret on August 1933. We placed a bronze plaque on the gendarme between Eichorn and Michael Chute. Although we did not reach the summit of MM, we felt the goal we set out to accomplished was the "pinnacle" of the entire climb. Endless thanks goes out to those who encouraged us to celebrate this man's life and achievements. A renewed respect for men like Norman Clyde, Jules Eichorn and Walt Starr Jr and for what they achieved in life and in the mountains. My deepest personal thanks goes out to the 'Gilligans' Island' crew. I will NEVER forget this!



Cheers,

Dave
Posted Sep 9, 2003 12:38 pm

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