Appreciate that you show the not-quite-successes in addition to the summits. A lot of people don't realize that struggling, mitigating, and decision-making is 99% of a climb.
I love you guys. I dont comment on any posts but three years ago i watched a video of y'all climbing hood and then I made the summit a week later and have been l hooked ever since. Thank you for sharing your videos.
@@DurhamRosser thanks for tuning in and helping us grow this channel! I love hearing stories about how these videos have inspired others to get out and find the beauty and adventure that these mountains have to offer. Well keep them coming!
This looked so hard. After this one and Mount Stuart, I am glad that you have not quit mountains. Every time I suffer hard on a peak, I I always wonder why I didn't take up golf. Ha Ha. Great video.
@@jaredempey5706 haha yes. Parts of this were very Type 3. In the moment they were awful and I never want to experience that again, but looking back, they were valuable learning experiences and they also help keep us humble, which is very important in the mountains! While climbs like this do make me think hard about why we do what we do, they also give a unique perspective on life and on what is important. Thanks for tuning in!
Appreciate that you show the not-quite-successes in addition to the summits. A lot of people don't realize that struggling, mitigating, and decision-making is 99% of a climb.
Thanks! And yes, I totally agree!
I love you guys. I dont comment on any posts but three years ago i watched a video of y'all climbing hood and then I made the summit a week later and have been l hooked ever since. Thank you for sharing your videos.
@@DurhamRosser thanks for tuning in and helping us grow this channel! I love hearing stories about how these videos have inspired others to get out and find the beauty and adventure that these mountains have to offer. Well keep them coming!
This looked so hard. After this one and Mount Stuart, I am glad that you have not quit mountains. Every time I suffer hard on a peak, I I always wonder why I didn't take up golf. Ha Ha. Great video.
@@jaredempey5706 haha yes. Parts of this were very Type 3. In the moment they were awful and I never want to experience that again, but looking back, they were valuable learning experiences and they also help keep us humble, which is very important in the mountains! While climbs like this do make me think hard about why we do what we do, they also give a unique perspective on life and on what is important.
Thanks for tuning in!
4:30. “and as usual, this got spicier than we expected.” That seems to describe most of your trips, from what I’ve seen.
@@johngo6283 haha, yea. Some lessons we learn the hard way, others we may never learn. But that's part of the adventure!
That young lady is awesome I would go climbing with her any day.
@@garymcgee1874 Yes! she is incredible on so many levels!