trinityalpsman
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A Little About Me
SP member Trinityalpsman passed away after a 2 year battle with cancer. This profile page will remain on SP as a memorial to Wayne F. Moss, who will certainly be missed by the SP community. The following was written by his son: Descended from Mayflower wayfarers, whose search thrust them steadfastly in the wilderness of their time, Wayne's early encounters with wilderness defined him philosophically. It gave him sustenance and strength, teaching lessons learned no other place. Alpsman, educator, runner, raconteur, swinger of birches, Wayne liked watching his own history, water flowing over smooth stones, alpenglow, running fast and free along a wilderness trail, of which he wrote, "Perhaps a person comes closest to the mystical experience sought by the romantic spirit near the end of a 15-mile trail run in the Alps, the body anesthetized by fatigue, the consciousness released from the flesh, and seemingly the essence of sky, or river, or forest bombards all the senses."
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My Trip Reports (1)
- A Grand Old Time Grand Teton
My Articles (2)
- 1930s Peak Bagging Trinity Alps
- The Grand Question
My Albums (1)
- Flight over Trinity Alps Trinity Alps
Climber's Logs I've Signed (10)
Mountains & Rocks (9)
- Ycatapom Peak Klamath Mountains
- Mount McLoughlin Cascade Volcanoes
- Mount Olympus Wasatch Range (Central)
- Grand Teton Teton Range
- Mount Eddy California County Highpoints
- Lassen Peak California County Highpoints
- Mount Shasta California County Highpoints
- Thompson Peak Klamath Mountains
- Table Mountain Teton Range
Routes (1)
- Upper Exum Ridge Grand Teton