I did not want to come down...

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When looking at this photo again, just wondering about the fashion... I have 3 sets of climbing boots, 3 sets of crampons, but not a single high heel shoes. All those pretty russian girls in Moscow with their high heels...

OK, THIS PHOTO DOES NOT REALLY DESERVE THE PHOTO OF THE DAY PER MY OPINION.
PLEASE VOTE ON SOME OTHER PHOTOS FROM MY RUSSIA TR - I THINK THAT SOME OF THE CAUCASUS RANGE PICTURES LOOK SO GOOD. OR READ THE TRIP REPORT - THAT WILL MAKE ME HAPPY...
YOU MEN - ALWAYS LOOKING AT WOMEN :)

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	Liba Kopeckova	Re: I'll vote a 10
	Hasn't voted	Ok, Erico... you forgiven to vote on such a photo... I discussed this with so many people... if there would be a man sitting on the top, it would get as many votes...
		Posted Aug 5, 2010 11:17 am


	visentin	Re: I'll vote a 10
	Voted 10/10	True, my current one has got 3 votes so far and I think it is not a so bad done ! :D
		Posted Aug 5, 2010 1:32 pm

Lolli

It's the happy smile

Voted 10/10

which does it ;-)

Posted Oct 2, 2010 1:09 pm


	Liba Kopeckova	Re: It's the happy smile
	Hasn't voted	Thanks, I was truly happy up there...somehow life makes more sense in the mountains.
		Posted Oct 2, 2010 6:51 pm

oeps

why men have eyes

Hasn't voted

there's a head on each man,good looking or plain ugly, but in each head a couple of eyes to look.
and if lucky some guy will see you some day, out there in the open.

who cares about shoes, clothes outdoors, other than to use them ?

sorry dear, I'm merried, 62, bold, living in Croatia and no, I am not blind.

Posted Dec 14, 2010 3:44 pm


	Liba Kopeckova	Re: why men have eyes
	Hasn't voted	Thanks you, so much true...
		Posted Dec 14, 2010 3:51 pm

Wolfgang Schaub

Elbrus

Hasn't voted

Could not believe my eyes: This is Elbrus? When I was there in 1993 they didn't have yet the plaque on commemorating the "Great War".

Do you know, Liba, that you are actually sitting on top of a weathered statue of Karl Marx? I was told it was Karl Marx in the past, and I even saw a picture once, of how it looked like in the 50's. Now, since so many people have hacked on it with their ice-axes, to get a piece of our greatest philosopher ... now it's only good enough for sitting on and being happy.

Congratulations that you made it!

Posted Dec 16, 2010 7:24 am


	Liba Kopeckova	Re: Elbrus
	Hasn't voted	WOW! I had no clue that I was sitting on the top of Karl Marx :) Surprised they did not bring Lenin up there, but then Lenin is still pretty big in Russia. Thanks....
		Posted Dec 16, 2010 10:35 am

treker786

awesome

Voted 10/10

beautiful shot and remarkable effort

Posted Jan 31, 2011 1:50 am


	Liba Kopeckova	Re: awesome
	Hasn't voted	thank you, it was a fun trip.
		Posted Jan 31, 2011 2:07 am

TimB

Nice

Voted 10/10

Looks like you had a great climb.
Also, heels are overrated...climbing/hiking boots are where it's at!
:)

Posted Sep 23, 2011 8:32 pm


	Liba Kopeckova	Re: Nice
	Hasn't voted	Thank you Tim. Nice to hear support in the dress code;)
		Posted Sep 23, 2011 11:43 pm

mrchad9

OMG

Voted 10/10

I was just beginning to slap around the idea of a possible Elbrus trip and I saw this photo had four pages of comments. Kickin' it Liba! Woot! Woot!

Posted Dec 18, 2012 11:08 pm


	Liba Kopeckova	Re: OMG
	Hasn't voted	Thanks Chad. Elbrus would be a fun trip (except the visa issues, but you are used to stuff like that....)
		Posted Dec 19, 2012 12:30 am


	mrchad9	Re: OMG
	Voted 10/10	Actually I'm not. Every place I go amazingly doesn't require one for US citizens or has visa on arrival for a minimal extra fee (except for when my work used to handle it for places like Saudi Arabia). I've put off a trip to Vietnam for just that reason. I guess that's it then... Vietnam 2013... Russia 2014.
		Posted Dec 19, 2012 12:50 am